Register the source
Identify the repository and the exact content to install.
Know exactly what you install
stackpkg records where a package came from and which exact content was approved. A reproducible lockfile, optional signature verification, build adapters, a hash-chained audit trail, and a software bill of materials make source-based installation easier to inspect.
Identify the repository and the exact content to install.
Pin the commit and deterministic hash; verify a signature when required.
Run build scripts only after explicit approval for that exact content.
Re-check installed content and export the audit or bill of materials.
Build scripts execute upstream code when approved. The audit is tamper-evident, not tamper-proof; this is not a guarantee that an upstream package is safe.
These assets share a workflow or engineering concern. Explore their individual scope before planning a connection.
A focused dashboard direction for understanding repository access, connection references, and the setup work behind a connected stack.
A contained reference stack for service isolation, restricted runtime permissions, and a consistent path from Compose to Kubernetes.
A recovery and assurance workbench for organizing source knowledge, preparation steps, verification evidence, and recovery decisions.
Let’s give it the care, clarity, and craftsmanship it deserves.