A layered map of the CORE platform: how a request travels from the client edge through the application APIs into CORE's capability domains, and out to datastores and downstream systems. Click any box to expand its endpoints, dependencies, and integration note.
Capability domain endpoints — sourced from the CORE Swagger spec
Updated at: 14.09.2026
End-to-end journeys through CORE, reconstructed from the endpoint dependency data. Each step names the CORE domain and the downstream system it hits. Click a step to expand the call detail. These sequences are inferred and marked for team validation.
Full service map: all 25 CORE capability domains with their infrastructure dependencies (solid edges) and cross-domain Lambda invocations (dashed edges). Generated from the same endpoint dependency data as the Architecture tab, cross-checked against it to keep both views consistent.
👆 Click a service to highlight its integrations
Scroll to pan · buttons to zoom · click a node to isolate its integrations
CI/CD build & deploy pipeline for the CORE platform: how each capability domain flows from its GitHub repository through the build stage into AWS runtime (Lambda / Step Functions), then is exposed via API Gateway and CloudFront to clients. Domains are derived from the same capability data as the Architecture tab; repository names follow the vrc_core_* convention. Optionally load the live repository list from the viking-cruises org (uses your GitHub token in the browser).
CORE repositories deployment status by environment. Click a repository row to expand details for each environment.
CORE — Cache build status per repository & environment
Refreshed: 14.09.2026
Deployed API Gateway integrations and Lambda log groups across CORE environments. This configuration snapshot is refreshed when the site is published.
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Where this stands against the ticket
The structural map and one end-to-end flow are drafted from the existing image and the Core API methods PDF. What remains is human knowledge the sources don't hold — which flows count as "major," what "system boundaries" means, and sign-off. Each acceptance criterion below expands to its status and the question that unblocks it.