Migration Safety

Workflow migration: recoverable ownership transfer as a controlled operating boundary

When ownership changes, a running workflow must not silently become active twice or lose committed state. MEMM therefore treats the change as a controllable, verifiable and recoverable ownership transfer.

Topics:MigrationRecoveryOwnership TransferVerification
Implemented engineering foundation

The implemented scope includes recoverable ownership transfer. Public wording describes its responsibility and recovery effects.

What is relevant publicly

  • Ownership change is an explicit operation rather than an implicit side effect of infrastructure change.
  • Transfer state must be verifiable before final ownership changes.
  • Incomplete or contradictory transfer does not silently create two active owners.
  • Interruption is treated as a recovery state, not evidence of successful transfer.

Public framing

The website describes the effect and responsibility boundary of ownership change at architecture level.

What this page explicitly does not claim: Recoverable is not a guarantee of uninterrupted availability. The statement describes a technical responsibility and recovery boundary.