At a glance
| Data class | Current storage status | Records | Boundary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Governed terminology | Production KVS | Terms, definitions, status, ownership, approval metadata, and version history | The live app reads these records for administration and macros. |
| Confluence scan evidence | Production KVS | Latest scan results, scan snapshots, term usage, finding resolutions, and configuration | Stored observations are bounded. Source page bodies are not audit-export records. |
| Legacy baseline compatibility | Production v6 compatibility path | Baseline headers, chunked term states, page states, usage indexes, and deltas | The qualification bundle keeps this path until migration parity passes. |
| Enterprise indexes | Production v6 | Artifacts, revisions, subjects, usage, traces, baselines, jobs, conformance, and archive metadata in Forge SQL | The SQL schema must pass its migration probe before enterprise reads or writes. |
| Enterprise objects | Production v6 | Frozen content, archive parts, and manifests in Forge Object Store | Keys include tenant, baseline, object kind, and content hash. |
| Migration | Deployed with runtime gate | Scheduled SQL migration, legacy backfill, readiness probe, and verified promotion | Forge staging migration and parity evidence remain unrecorded. |
| GitHub access | Production v6 egress | Backend requests to https://api.github.com | No other external backend domain is declared in the deployed definition. |
| AI curation | Production v6 module | Bounded administrator-selected inputs processed through the Forge LLM module | This is a separate data boundary from the GitHub fetch allow-list. |
| Residency | Not established by repository evidence | Forge service choices and app storage contracts | Confirm eligible regions and contractual terms with Atlassian for the target tenant. |
Migration and failure path
- A scheduled migration creates or upgrades the enterprise SQL schema.
- The operation port probes SQL and Object Store readiness.
- An unavailable probe blocks enterprise operations.
- Legacy KVS reads remain available during the migration period.
- A staged enterprise baseline advances only after verification and parity checks.
Current production storage
Production v6 still uses Forge KVS entities. These records support Terms, Compliance Scanner, macros, finding history, and Audit Evidence Export.
Forge CLI records production version 6 as deployed on 2026-09-26 at 13:58:58.031 UTC.
Deployed enterprise storage
The deployed definition includes SQL, Object Store, LLM, 12 functions, four consumers, and one backend egress entry.
Forge SQL stores indexed enterprise records. Forge Object Store holds canonical content and archive objects.
Every enterprise SQL query includes a derived tenant identifier. Object keys also include tenant and baseline identifiers.
Production v6 mounts Enterprise evidence workspace under Terminology Baseline. It shows no partial workspace when storage readiness fails.
Deployment does not close the qualification gap. The repository still lacks recorded Forge staging parity, measured capacity, consumption, latency, and cost evidence.
Example
A production page scan writes its current result and history snapshot to KVS. Audit Evidence Export reads those supported records.
It does not create an enterprise SQL baseline. An enterprise freeze deposits indexed rows and content-addressed objects only after readiness checks pass.
Egress and residency boundary
The manifest allows backend fetches to GitHub’s API. It also declares a Forge LLM module for administrator-started draft curation.
Neither declaration proves a physical storage region. Local qualification also provides no Forge residency, latency, consumption, cost, or capacity evidence.
Content hashes and content-addressed keys support mismatch detection. They do not establish legal immutability or replace retention policy.
Related questions
Next step
Describe production v6 as KVS plus enterprise SQL and Object Store. Keep qualification, capacity, residency, and legal immutability claims separate.
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