runlevelin
Runlevelin is a theoretical descriptor used to characterize the instantaneous configuration of a complex automated or cyber-physical system. It captures which software modules are active, how they are interconnected, and the resource allocations at a given moment. The concept is distinct from the Unix term runlevel and is used mainly in modeling, simulation, and formal analysis of dynamic systems.
A Runlevelin is usually represented as a compact data object that includes an identifier, a timestamp, and
Transitions between runlevels are governed by control policies or external events. The Runlevelin framework emphasizes state
Applications include modeling and testing of deployment pipelines, disaster recovery simulations, and performance analysis in distributed
Origin and usage: The term Runlevelin appears in theoretical discussions and niche literature dealing with state