Validated Deployments

Choose a tested baseline by lane, then adapt it without forgetting what was actually proven.

This section is for teams that want a known-good starting point instead of assembling a topology from scratch. Each validated lane pairs a reference architecture with the deployment recipe that reproduces it. Generic operator setup, backup, and restore guidance still lives in the main docs.

Open cloud baselinesOpen local baselines

Use validated deployments when you want to

• start from a topology that the project exercised end to end
• compare cloud and local lanes without stitching together architecture and recipe pages yourself
• pick a lane with clear invariants, assumptions, and validation scope
• adapt a known baseline rather than improvising the first production shape

Choose a validated baseline

1. 01

   Cloud baselines

   Start here when you want the Amazon EKS development or hardened lanes and need the architecture and recipe kept together.

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2. 02

   Local baselines

   Use the k3d lanes for workstation validation, hardened rehearsal, and cross-cluster DR practice without treating them as generic production blueprints.

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3. 03

   Cross-cluster DR lane

   Go directly to the validated DR architecture when the goal is restore rehearsal, shared Transit, and snapshot cutover proof.

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Validated lane pages are not the canonical operator runbooks

The main operator guides remain the source of truth for install, backup, restore, upgrade, and recovery behavior. This section proves specific environment shapes and links to the exact lane that was exercised.

After you choose a baseline

Open configureAdapt the validated lane to your actual storage, edge, and observability choices without losing the cluster-shaping model.Open OperateUse the main operating guides for backups, upgrades, troubleshooting, and recovery once the lane is running.Open Get StartedReturn to the general operator path when you need the product-wide install and onboarding journey instead of a validated lane.