Skip to content
Ocean6Documentation
DocsOperate
Proposed specificationUpdated 19 Sep 2026

Deployment and operations

On this page
Design status

This chapter specifies proposed network behavior. It is not a deployed service or a production API contract.

Pilot topology#

A controlled pilot may use a coordinator, transactional state store, object storage, work queue and isolated executors. The database and queue products are implementation decisions. Selection must satisfy atomic state changes, tenant isolation, backup recovery and audit requirements.

OPS-01 Authoritative state lives in durable records. Queue messages are notifications, not the sole source of task truth. Use a transactional outbox or equivalent method to recover when a state commit succeeds but notification delivery fails. Assume at-least-once delivery and deduplicate consumers.

Swipe or scroll to view all columns →

IncidentRequired response
Coordinator restartRecover durable task state; reconcile leases and pending outbox events.
Executor disconnectStop new allocation; evaluate lease expiry and safe retry conditions.
Object store outageKeep acceptance pending; retry authorized reads within the deadline.
Checker failurePreserve delivery; do not let the executor self-approve.
Payment notification lossQuery the original external payment identifier before any new action.
Registry or key incidentQuarantine affected authority, preserve evidence and apply revocation policy.

Change management#

OPS-02 Pin every released executable to a version, digest and dependency inventory. Publish migration requirements, compatibility impact and rollback limits with the artifact. In-flight tasks retain their frozen workload and acceptance profiles during an upgrade.

Drain nodes before planned maintenance. Recovery exercises must include state, authorization, evidence objects and accounting relationships; restoring a database alone does not establish complete service recovery.

Production operating decisions#

Before offering a paid service, define on-call ownership, incident severity, customer notification, backup retention, recovery point and recovery time objectives. Set values from the actual deployment and exercises. Static website availability or a local test pass does not establish these service objectives.

Documentation 1.1 · Software reference 0.2
Download PDFDeveloper packageWord editionView Markdown

Search across all 30 chapters.

Use Tab to navigate results and Enter to open a chapter.
Documentation v1.1 · EN
Open task lab ↗Ocean6 website ↗