---
id: capability.railiance.workload-deployment-tooling
name: Workload release configuration and guards
summary: Helm/manifests, exact image pins, application runbooks and rollout/rollback.
owner: railiance-apps
status: draft
domain: financials
tags:
- railiance
- kubernetes
- helm
- deployment
- security
- netkingdom
- framework-reuse
maturity:
  discovery:
    current: D3
    target: D4
    confidence: medium
    rationale: SCOPE.md places this repo precisely in the Railiance OAS Stack layering
      (S5), scoped to application Helm releases, workload manifests, and operator
      runbooks for user-facing services such as vergabe-teilnahme.
  availability:
    current: A2
    target: A3
    confidence: medium
    rationale: 'Source interface assessed 2026-10-14: Helm/manifests, exact image
      pins, application runbooks and rollout/rollback. Availability describes the
      delivery form, not production acceptance. Release settings depend on underlying
      platform and workload owners.'
external_evidence:
  completeness:
    level: C1
    confidence: low
    basis: scope_vs_intent_and_consumer_expectations
    satisfied_expectations:
    - Helm charts and Kubernetes manifests for application workloads
    - smoke-test and dry-run check scripts, including a forgejo-smoke.sh already ahead
      of the platform-wide Forgejo transition
    broken_expectations: []
    out_of_scope_expectations: []
  reliability:
    level: R1
    confidence: low
    basis: consumer_quality_signals
    known_reliability_risks:
    - no top-level packaging; tooling is a collection of shell scripts under tools/
discovery:
  intent: Helm/manifests, exact image pins, application runbooks and rollout/rollback
  includes:
  - Helm/manifests, exact image pins, application runbooks and rollout/rollback
  excludes:
  - Release settings depend on underlying platform and workload owners
  assumptions: []
  use_cases:
  - 'U12: Developer builds and publishes through controlled source, dependency and
    runner paths'
  - 'U13: Platform owner deploys and rolls back a workload with explicit substrate
    and custody bindings'
  research_memos: []
availability:
  current_level: A2
  target_level: A3
  current_artifacts:
  - SCOPE.md
  target_artifacts: []
  consumption_modes:
  - CLI
  - source
relations:
  depends_on: []
  supports: []
  related_to:
  - capability.security.iam-tooling-suite
evidence:
  documentation:
  - SCOPE.md
  tests:
  - tools/forgejo-smoke.sh
  - tools/k8s-server-dry-run.sh
  consumer_feedback: []
  bug_reports: []
  incidents: []
consumer_guidance:
  recommended_for:
  - Developer builds and publishes through controlled source, dependency and runner
    paths
  - Platform owner deploys and rolls back a workload with explicit substrate and custody
    bindings
  not_recommended_for:
  - Release settings depend on underlying platform and workload owners
  known_limitations:
  - Release settings depend on underlying platform and workload owners
  - 2026-10-14 architecture review estimates operational maturity separately; a registry
    entry does not authorize execution or establish deployment.
promotion_history: []
---

# Workload release configuration and guards

Helm/manifests, exact image pins, application runbooks and rollout/rollback.

## Reuse boundary

Release settings depend on underlying platform and workload owners.

## Supported use cases

- U12: Developer builds and publishes through controlled source, dependency and runner paths
- U13: Platform owner deploys and rolls back a workload with explicit substrate and custody bindings

## Evidence and integration

- [SCOPE.md](../../SCOPE.md)

Assessment: CUST-WP-0081, 2026-10-14. Relations identify interfaces to compose; they do not certify native integration. Existing external evidence levels are retained where present. New entries use conservative C1/R0 until consumer assessment exists.