Under a shared Technology entity class, the city needs both application and infrastructure entity types. Is that valid?
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Short Explanation
Technology is the bookshelf; apps and infrastructure are different shelves on it. One class, multiple types—totally normal. You don't need a new bookstore for every shelf.
Full Explanation
An entity class can contain multiple entity types that share a reporting category while using different tables and filters. Applications and infrastructure commonly sit under a Technology class with distinct type definitions. Requiring a single type per class forces unnecessary sprawl. Types under one class do not need identical filters; each type keeps its own generation logic.