CoInitator
CoInitator is a conceptual framework and software construct used to manage the coordinated initialization of interdependent subsystems within a larger system. The term combines co- (together) and initiator, signaling its role in starting multiple components in a controlled, cooperative manner. In practice, a CoInitator defines a directed acyclic graph of initialization steps, captures dependencies, and enforces deterministic boot sequences across heterogeneous modules.
Its primary functions include resolving dependencies, enabling parallel startup where possible, performing health checks, and providing
Architectural patterns involve a central coordinator with component adapters that abstract concrete implementations; a dependency graph,
Applications span operating system startup, cloud and container orchestration, microservices bootstrapping, edge devices and IoT fleets,
History and reception: the concept emerged in software architecture discussions addressing complex bootstrapping problems and is