¶ Data & Storage Domain
The Data & Storage domain provides governed, structured storage of state, files, logs, and runtime data across workflows, pipelines, and orchestration flows in Fuse.
This domain ensures that all stored information is accessible, versioned, encrypted, and controlled — whether it’s transient workflow data, audit artifacts, file uploads, or long-term record storage.
Fuse treats data as a first-class runtime concern — not a backend afterthought.
This domain enables:
- Policy-controlled access to structured and unstructured data
- Role-based read/write actions embedded in workflows
- Storage that adapts to orchestration context, not just schemas
- Encryption, metadata, and indexing — all by design
- Structured Data Storage — Store key-value records, JSON blocks, and semantic documents
- Blob & File Management — Upload, version, and retrieve files across workflows
- Runtime State Preservation — Track in-progress values, approvals, and orchestration variables
- Indexed Document Stores — Store search-ready records for downstream discovery
- Versioning & Audit Trails — Maintain and reference historical state
- Encryption & Policy Scoping — Control access and protect data in transit or at rest
- Metadata & Classification — Tag data with labels, schema types, and retention flags
Layer |
Data & Storage Role |
Integration |
Normalize inbound payloads and store artifacts |
Automation |
Persist intermediate values or trigger file updates |
Orchestration |
Manage long-running state, versions, and retries |
Interoperability |
Scope data access by role, jurisdiction, and token |
Data & Storage is the backbone of runtime state across all domains.
- A contract upload form stores a signed PDF in a scoped blob vault and logs the associated metadata with a version ID.
- A workflow retrieves and updates a saved draft of a business registration application — scoped to jurisdiction and role.
- A compliance auditor views a snapshot of what values were approved and stored during a prior execution.
¶ Extending the Domain
You can extend this domain using: