ARCHITECTURE VIEW
Recovery and containment
Failure handling is designed around explicit invalid, stale, revoked, incomplete, or superseded states. The site publishes the decision boundary, not an invented incident history.
SEMANTIC SYSTEM VIEW
Recovery and containment map
Each step carries its state in text. The diagram remains readable without colour or client JavaScript.
- 01Fail-closed decisionSpecification
Missing or invalid required state produces an explicit non-success outcome.
- 02Revocation and quarantineReference
Superseded or revoked artifacts are retained only with their state and replacement context.
- 03Release rollback disciplineCurrent
A previous source-bound static release can be selected through the approved provider process after owner review.
- 04Operational incident processPlanned
No public uptime, SLO, or incident theatre is claimed before measured service history exists.
Text equivalent: Fail-closed decision is specification; Revocation and quarantine is reference; Release rollback discipline is current; Operational incident process is planned.
CURRENT IMPLEMENTATION BOUNDARY
What this view does and does not state
The page does not claim automatic recovery, key rotation completion, live continuity, or a public operational service beyond the evidence available.
Inspect the claim register and evidence classes for the records that govern public assurance language.