TSG Analytics Data Plane
The Analytics Data Plane (ADP) is the execution side of a distributed analytics run. A use-case application coordinates participants, negotiates the DSP transfers, and submits an algorithm instance to each participant's execution endpoint. The ADP validates the dataflow-bound access, starts the local job, and delivers algorithm events through provisioned data-plane channels.
The ADP deliberately does not own:
- multi-party run orchestration or participant-wide status;
- DSP transfer negotiation and transfer lifecycle decisions;
- project agreements, dataset catalog authoring, file uploads, or metadata generation.
Those responsibilities belong to the analytics use-case application and the control plane. This keeps the ADP useful as a small, inspectable execution plane that can be deployed standalone or split across a server and a restricted client runner. See Analytics Orchestration for the project agreement, dataset publication, multi-party run, and operator workflow that replaced the former data-plane UI behavior.
Documentation
- Module architecture, runtime modules and ownership
- Configuration, configuration options and bindings
- Deployment, Docker/Kubernetes job execution
- Tenant-aware execution, owner isolation, trusted runtimes and assigned split runners
- Split mode, server/client bridge topology
- OpenAPI, current HTTP API
- Build process, development workflow