Release¶
bijux-atlas-ops/release explains how Atlas turns a build into a governed
release through manifests, evidence, packets, signing, provenance, drift
review, and rollback readiness.
Purpose¶
Use this section to understand which release artifacts are mandatory, how trust is verified before distribution, and which rollback and reproducibility checks must be in place before promotion.
Source of Truth¶
ops/release/release-manifest.jsonops/release/ops-release-manifest.jsonops/release/evidence/ops/release/packet/packet.jsonops/release/signing/ops/release/provenance.jsonops/e2e/scenarios/upgrade/
Release Control Model¶
Atlas release control follows this path:
- a release manifest defines the governed release surfaces
- evidence collection produces identity, policy, SBOM, package, and report artifacts
- the release packet gathers the minimum portable set for release consumers
- signing and provenance bind the artifacts to checksums, policy, and source identity
- drift, reproducibility, and rollback readiness decide whether the release is safe to distribute