Back to glossaryProduct & TechnologyAutomation Implementation Path
Practical working label — agree its meaning within your project
An Automation Implementation Path outlines the concrete components—functions, APIs, queues—used to execute a workflow. It differs from a high‑level diagram by listing actual deployment targets.
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When to use automation implementation path
Create when a new automation crosses multiple runtime environments and needs clear ownership.
A practical example of automation implementation path
For example, a path might read: “Trigger → Cloud Function A → Pub/Sub topic → Cloud Run service B → Database write.”
How it applies to Ideoreto
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Key takeaways
- Check that each component in the path is listed with its deployment identifier.
- Confirm the path includes data‑flow direction arrows between steps.
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