Delivery & resilience

Fast where safe. Fresh where necessary.

The platform classifies content before caching it. Public approved material can tolerate controlled staleness; operational state and identity-bound pages cannot.

Edge deliveryHOSTED
Immutable buildsVERIFIED
MonitoringPARTIALLY_ACTIVE
Recovery exerciseNOT_RUN
01

PUBLIC CONTENT

public, max-age=0, s-maxage=300, stale-while-revalidate=86400

Stale response
Controlled
Fallback
STALE APPROVED
Personal data
None
02

OPERATIONAL

no-store

Stale response
Forbidden
Fallback
FAIL CLOSED
Personal data
None
03

IDENTITY BOUND

private, no-store

Stale response
Forbidden
Fallback
NO STORE
Personal data
Possible
01

Immutable release

Every deployment binds to one verified source state and can be identified independently.

02

Route classification

Public, operational, and identity-bound routes receive different cache and failure policies.

03

Safe degradation

Approved public content may remain readable; operational claims and customer data fail closed.

04

Recovery evidence

Monitoring, rollback, restore, and recovery exercises must demonstrate—not imply—resilience.

Evidence boundary

Architecture is ready. High availability is not yet claimed.

Production deployment and all four governed external public-route checks are verified. Multi-region origin failover, retained monitoring history, recovery objectives, backup restoration, incident automation, and disaster-recovery exercises are not yet complete. The public platform therefore publishes no uptime percentage or recovery guarantee.

Operational status →Security posture →