Inception of fundamental disagreements ... On the point, what do you do if the machine is not there anymore? Your model fails immediately. Also, some processes

Inception of fundamental disagreements ... On the point, what do you do if the machine is not there anymore? Your model fails immediately. Also, some processes operate on an assumption that the "machine" will stand-up -> do-something()- > die(), which your model also doesn't support. Not to be messing with you, but I don't think there is the "right" model, but whatever works for us. I do like your model for immediate accessibility of the logs.