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Implementation Studio Documentation

The documentation folder is the technical index for Implementation Studio. Use it when you need context, comparison, standards, or operational guidance before choosing a lab or module.

Quick Start Reading Order

StepReadWhy
1Getting StartedTooling, prerequisites, and first steps
2Learning PathsRecommended lab sequences by role and constraint
3Reference ApplicationWhy Argo Workflows is the repo's sample workload
4Provider ComparisonGCP vs AWS trade-offs before deploying cloud labs
5Testing StrategyWhat is locally validated vs cloud-environment dependent

Documentation Map

SectionContentsUse it when
01-getting-startedSetup, learning paths, reference appYou are new to the repo
02-multi-cloudProvider comparison, migration, parity matrixYou are choosing or moving between GCP and AWS
03-project-managementRoadmap, standards, testing, success criteria, module maintenanceYou are contributing or assessing quality
04-labsLab specificationsYou are comparing labs
05-operationsCost, disaster recovery, multi-region patternsYou are planning production operations
adrArchitecture decision recordsYou want design rationale
se-integration.mdMapping between labs and customer scenariosYou are using the repo in SE work
RoleRecommended route
New learnerGetting Started -> Learning Paths -> Lab Specifications
Solutions EngineerSE Integration -> POC Sprint -> Handoff Runbooks
Platform EngineerProvider Comparison -> Modules -> Multi-Tenant Lab
ContributorQuality Standards -> Testing Strategy -> Contributing

Finding What You Need

NeedGo to
Choose a labLab Specifications or Labs README
Choose GCP or AWSProvider Comparison
Understand feature parityFeature Parity Matrix
Plan migrationMigration Guide
Estimate costCost Management
Plan resilienceDisaster Recovery and Multi-Region Patterns
Add or maintain modulesModule Maintenance
Understand project decisionsADR Index

Maintenance Standard

Documentation should link to the nearest authoritative page instead of duplicating long explanations. When adding a new guide, update the closest README so the content has an obvious home and can be found from the root README in two clicks or fewer.

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