/**
 * Application infrastructure stacks.
 *
 * UsEast1Certificates is the app-owned us-east-1 certificate stack (domain
 * gold-plating D3, BYO CloudFront path — components/infrastructure
 * `App.getUsEast1CertificateStack`). It exists only when a CloudFront-facing
 * pattern carries a custom domain outside us-east-1, so ordering derivations
 * include it ONLY when the post-synth manifest proves it
 * (`AppResourceFlags.hasUsEast1Certificates`) — a fixed-set entry would make
 * every deploy attempt a stack that does not exist. It must deploy BEFORE Cdn
 * (the distribution consumes its certificate ARN through cross-region
 * references) and destroy AFTER Cdn.
 *
 * UsEast1CdnLogging is the app-owned us-east-1 CloudFront standard-logging
 * (v2) stack (components/infrastructure `App.getUsEast1CdnLoggingStack`).
 * CloudWatch vends CloudFront delivery sources, destinations and deliveries
 * in us-east-1 only, so a logging CDN whose app deploys elsewhere creates
 * them there. It CONSUMES the Cdn stack's distribution and bucket ARNs
 * through cross-region references, so it is the mirror of the certificate
 * stack: it deploys AFTER Cdn and is destroyed BEFORE it, and it is likewise
 * conditional — a CDN in a us-east-1 app never creates it.
 */
export declare const APPLICATION_STACKS: {
    readonly NETWORK: "Network";
    readonly DATABASE: "Database";
    readonly STORAGE: "Storage";
    readonly COMPUTE: "Compute";
    readonly US_EAST_1_CERTIFICATES: "UsEast1Certificates";
    readonly CDN: "Cdn";
    readonly US_EAST_1_CDN_LOGGING: "UsEast1CdnLogging";
    readonly MESSAGING: "Messaging";
};
export type ApplicationStack = (typeof APPLICATION_STACKS)[keyof typeof APPLICATION_STACKS];
export declare function isApplicationStack(value: string): value is ApplicationStack;
/**
 * CloudFormation stack name of one of an application's stacks.
 *
 * This is the derivation `@fjall/components-infrastructure` uses to NAME the
 * stack at synth (`App` keys every stack on `toPascalCase(appName)` and the
 * stack id is the CloudFormation stack name), so it is the only way runtime
 * code may address one: a re-implementation agrees with the construct for a
 * lowercase app name and diverges for `billing-api` or `WebApp`, which is how
 * a hand-rolled `${appName}Network` shipped through typecheck and every
 * kebab-named fixture before failing for the first hyphenated app. Both sides
 * call this function; neither composes the string.
 */
export declare function getApplicationStackName(appName: string, stack: ApplicationStack): string;