Backup and Recovery

Backup and Recovery
Field
Value
Distribution
BSS — OpenC5ISR
Product
OpenC5ISR
Release
0.15.1
Deployment
openc5isr.bss.dev
Source
/srv/bss/releases/OpenC5ISR-v0.15.0-20app
Evidence
Continuity standard
Source fingerprint
93926e8c834f1ed79c9017a4096f70c76d73ce4f870f104fbd0cf54b2bed50ee
Status
Generated baseline — human review required
Verification boundary: This page combines platform design guidance with static evidence from the release. It does not prove that every detected interface is enabled, reachable, secure, or operational in the deployed environment.
Backup scope
Asset
Backup requirement
Restore verification
Release artifacts
Retain exact immutable packages/checksums; normally do not back up regenerated dependencies.
Checksum and extraction test.
Configuration
Versioned protected copy excluding or separately encrypting secrets.
Syntax test and controlled comparison.
Databases
Consistent database-native dump/snapshot with schema/version metadata.
Restore into isolated environment and run integrity/query checks.
Files/evidence
Content plus metadata, ownership, access policy, checksums and provenance.
Sample restore, checksum and access-control test.
Knowledge/ontology
Graph data, ontology versions, shapes, indexes and configuration.
SPARQL/constraint tests against restored graph.
Audit/history
Protected retention according to policy; preserve ordering and integrity evidence.
Query selected events and verify integrity chain.
Recovery order
Infrastructure, DNS/TLS and time.
Protected configuration and secrets.
Databases, knowledge and artifact stores.
OpenBus/shared backends.
Edition-specific applications and reverse proxy.
Sensors/edge agents and external integrations.
End-to-end acceptance tests and user access.
Recovery objective
Define and test RPO/RTO by data class. A backup that has never been restored is an optimistic file collection, not a recovery capability.
Maintainer Notes
Add human-reviewed deployment notes, corrections, decisions, screenshots, and links here. Content outside the generated block is preserved on future runs.