P003 source repository
Protected production repository
- Authority
- P003
- Personal data
- No
- Protection
- PROVIDER MANAGED
- Priority
- 1
Backup & recovery
The platform inventories what must survive, where authority remains, and how integrity is re-established. No recovery-time or recovery-point promise is made before an approved exercise proves it.
Recovery inventory
Each asset names its source of truth, data sensitivity, backup state, and priority. P100 EKF metadata and lifecycle records must remain bound to restored engineering knowledge.
Protected production repository
Verified release history
Authoritative programme export
Not established
Maintain an authoritative asset register, dependencies, sensitivity, and recovery priority.
Use isolated, encrypted, access-controlled, integrity-checked copies appropriate to each asset.
Distinguish deployment failure, corruption, deletion, provider outage, and security incident.
Restore into a controlled environment, validate authority and integrity, then promote deliberately.
Test routes, content provenance, security, accessibility, and customer-data consistency.
Record evidence, actions, ownership, and changes through P100-aligned knowledge governance.
Exercise gate
0 recovery objectives are approved and 0 recovery exercises are recorded. RTO and RPO fields remain unpublished until timed restoration, integrity validation, and accountable approval exist.
Disaster recovery boundary
Emergency recovery cannot bypass content approval, security controls, identity isolation, audit evidence, or P100 repository and knowledge governance. Customer records will require encrypted, region-aware, deletion-compatible recovery before persistence is activated.
Delivery resilience →Observability architecture →Service status →