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What is Lattice Hub?

Features

Understand Lattice Hub through environments, discovery, governance, configuration, identity, AI registries, and platform operations.

Lattice Hub is not a collection of unrelated APIs. Services, instances, configuration, governance rules, permissions, and AI capability records become versioned control-plane resources that different runtimes can consume.

For shared vocabulary (Namespace, Active Release, MCP/A2A boundaries), start with Concepts and terminology.

Product capabilities

CapabilityProduct boundaryLearn more
Service discoveryNamespaces, services, instances, health, and revisions.Control Plane
EnvironmentsNamespace separates dev/staging/prod content and releases.Integration options
Traffic governanceNine families activate through releases.Governance releases
ConfigurationPublish, rollback, watches; one file can keep multiple active gray releases, and full publish does not end them.Configuration guide · Progressive delivery
Identity and auditUsers, roles, policies, resource mapping, history.Authorization
AI RegistryMCP servers and A2A agents in API/cache/store.AI Registry
Pole AgentReal LLM/MCP loop; writes stay drafts after confirmation.AI Registry
System config & ops63 typed settings; OTel → Collector → GreptimeDB.Observability
Multi-runtime accessConsole, SDK, Controller, Sidecar, protocol adapters.Integration options

Nine governance families

Route, lane, rate limit, circuit breaker, fault detect, lossless lifecycle, traffic security, traffic mirror, traffic mock—all share edit → Rule Release → active view consumption.

Multi-protocol entry points

Polaris-style HTTP/gRPC, Envoy xDS v3, and Nacos/Apollo/Eureka-compatible adapters share Domain Servers for auth and business semantics. See Specification.

Design principles

  • Unify control-plane resources before debating client shapes.
  • Separate management objects from runtime views via active releases.
  • Cache/event paths serve reads; store remains source of truth.
  • AI registries join the resource model; they are not side UIs.
  • Agents prepare changes; humans publish.

Explicit non-goals

  • Namespace is not multi-tenant/team space.
  • A2A Registry is not a task runtime.
  • Not every system setting is hot-reloadable.
  • Control-plane telemetry is not a full APM product claim.

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