Define behavior, not infrastructure. NetMetria executes intent and derives all realizations deterministically.
Scenarios describe what happens, not how it is physically implemented.
You do not define networks, devices, or packet structures. You define behaviors and relationships.
Logical actors and systems involved in the scenario.
Actions performed by entities over time.
How entities interact and influence each other.
When behaviors occur within the deterministic timeline.
Constraints that govern when behaviors execute.
The purpose of the scenario, independent of realization.
No topology, routing, or infrastructure configuration.
No manual protocol construction or traffic replay.
No operating systems, services, or virtual machines.
Scenario definitions are independent of how outputs are produced.
Addressing, protocols, sessions, and artifacts are resolved during realization. They are not part of scenario semantics.
The same scenario produces identical telemetry and outputs every time.
Scenarios are portable and independent of environment.
Once defined, scenarios are executed deterministically, observed into telemetry, and realized into output families without requiring additional configuration.