Transport Workflow & State Machine Definition
The complete transport workflow as a state machine: states, transitions, guards, and text-based diagrams.
About this course
Vertical stack context: DOSFIUniversity (research) → DOSFI Academy (this course) → MeshNativeExchange (publishing & monetizing). Students progress from Learning → Building → Publishing → Monetizing. This module defines the complete transport workflow as a state machine, including text-based diagrams of states, transitions, and guards. It is the canonical reference for implementers and auditors: every reachable state and transition is enumerated and graphed. This course module provides an in-depth exploration of the Transport Workflow and State Machine Definition within the DOSFI ecosystem, focusing on the agent tier. It covers transport routing, state management, and subsystem interactions essential for Mesh-Native deployment, emphasizing deterministic and architecture-aligned implementations.
What you'll build
- Understand the architecture and responsibilities of the Transport Layer in DOSFI.
- Learn how to design, define, and implement State Machines for transport workflows.
- Master the routing policies and their integration with the Transport Workflow.
- Configure and deploy Adapter and Node components within the transport subsystem.
- Analyze transport scenarios and troubleshoot state and routing issues.
Prerequisites
- Basic understanding of DOSFI and Mesh-Native architecture.
- Familiarity with distributed systems and data flow principles.
- Experience with state machines and workflow design.