# Operational Data Flows

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# Operational Data Flows

| Field | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Distribution | BSS — OpenSOF |
| Product | OpenSOF |
| Release | 0.15.1 |
| Deployment | `opensof.bss.dev` |
| Source | `/srv/bss/releases/OpenSOF-v0.15.0-20app` |
| Evidence | Reference architecture |
| Source fingerprint | `cda583b42f2a0d296b268ab5b174932a378c8be6fb52ffa1af14af896e990f6e` |
| 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.

## Reference flow

| Producer | Information product | Primary consumer/store |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Sensor/device | Raw signal, frame, telemetry or observation | Edge adapter / domain module |
| Domain module | Typed observation, track, product or alert | OpenBus / OpenData / OpenFiles |
| OpenKnowledge | Type, relationship and policy context | Analytics, automation and operator applications |
| Operator/analytic | Decision, annotation, correlation or recommendation | OpenTask / OpenCOP / OpenIIA |
| OpenTask | Assigned action and state transition | Human, robot, service or external system |
| All stages | Provenance, timestamps, audit and retained artifacts | OpenFiles / OpenData / OpenAAR-MR |

## Control points

- Validate schema and semantic type at ingestion.
- Preserve source time separately from processing and receipt time.
- Carry handling and release policy with the object, not only in the user interface.
- Reference large imagery/video/files rather than embedding them in high-rate event messages.
- Make task and effect transitions explicit, acknowledged and auditable.
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## Maintainer Notes

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Add human-reviewed deployment notes, corrections, decisions, screenshots, and links here. Content outside the generated block is preserved on future runs.
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