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HomeOps Platform

Architecture, Roadmap and Deployment Strategy for a Modular Home System

HomeOps Platform is an umbrella-level project that documents the design, structure, and evolution of a modular home-oriented software system. The platform focuses on architectural clarity, modularity, and realistic development practices rather than on building a single monolithic application.

The project brings together multiple independent components, such as web clients, backend services, and mobile applications, under a shared architectural vision. Each component is developed separately, while this documentation provides the context needed to understand how the overall system fits together.

The diagram below provides a simplified, high-level view of the HomeOps Platform. It illustrates the main components of the system and their relationships, focusing on responsibilities and interaction paths rather than on specific technologies or implementation details.

HomeOps Platform – High-Level System Overview

Getting Started

If you are new to the project, the following sections provide a good entry point:

  • Overview – Purpose, scope, and guiding principles of the platform
  • Architecture – High-level system structure and architectural decisions
  • Roadmap – Planned evolution and development phases

Additional topics such as interfaces, security, deployment, and operability are documented in the corresponding sections of the site.

Platform Modules

The HomeOps Platform consists of multiple independent repositories, each responsible for a specific domain of the overall system.

Infrastructure & Platform

Status: in progress

Home Energy Platform (Planned)

Applications (Planned)

About This Documentation

This site is generated from the same source repository that hosts the HomeOps Platform documentation. While the project evolves over time, the documentation is kept up to date to reflect current design decisions and learning outcomes.