Getting Started
Local setup, repo structure, conventions, and how everything fits together.
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JustineLonglaT-Lane Docs
Cloud Confidence. Delivered.
This documentation is the source of truth for how the JLT-Lane platform operates in practice — from local development and Git workflows to CI/CD, Vercel deployments, GitHub Pages publishing, and the automation guardrails that keep the platform reliable, secure, and reproducible.
Platform Entry Points
Choose a starting point depending on your role — architecture, operations, security, or automation — and follow the platform lifecycle from design, to delivery, to operations.
For deeper platform flows, see the Entitlement Architecture for identity, billing, and RBAC design, and the Platform Observability Architecture for the Node.js → Prometheus → Grafana stack used in the JLT-Lane sandbox environment.
Platform entry surface
From architecture to operations
Follow the platform lifecycle through architecture diagrams, access control, request flow, runbooks, observability, and deployment guardrails.
CI/CD Architecture
Pipelines, environments, and deployment guardrails across the ecosystem.
View pipelines →Entitlement Architecture
See how identity, billing, webhook automation, and RBAC work together as one governed flow.
Explore architecture →Automation Toolkit
Scripts, helpers, and reusable automation patterns powering the platform.
Explore tools →JustineLonglaT-Lane Docs
Concise, production-ready documentation for the JustineLonglaT-Lane ecosystem: start quickly, standardize tooling, ship with robust CI/CD, and understand the multi-site architecture behind the stack.
What’s inside
- Technical README — repository orientation, structure, and platform conventions.
- Docs Index — the curated entry point into the documentation set.
- Architecture — platform diagrams, system flows, and engineering decisions.
- Platform — access model, request lifecycle, resource groups, and publishing pipeline.
- Runbooks — operational procedures for debugging, recovery, and repeatable action.
- Automation Toolkit — scripts, helpers, and reusable delivery patterns.