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## Summary
This commit completes Phase 3 (Docker & CI/CD Integration) of the configuration-driven
crypto architecture, enabling "build once, deploy everywhere" with runtime regional
crypto plugin selection.
## Key Changes
### Docker Infrastructure
- **Dockerfile.platform**: Multi-stage build creating runtime-base with ALL crypto plugins
- Stage 1: SDK build of entire solution + all plugins
- Stage 2: Runtime base with 14 services (Authority, Signer, Scanner, etc.)
- Contains all plugin DLLs for runtime selection
- **Dockerfile.crypto-profile**: Regional profile selection via build arguments
- Accepts CRYPTO_PROFILE build arg (international, russia, eu, china)
- Mounts regional configuration from etc/appsettings.crypto.{profile}.yaml
- Sets STELLAOPS_CRYPTO_PROFILE environment variable
### Regional Configurations (4 profiles)
- **International**: Uses offline-verification plugin (NIST algorithms) - PRODUCTION READY
- **Russia**: GOST R 34.10-2012 via openssl.gost/pkcs11.gost/cryptopro.gost - PRODUCTION READY
- **EU**: Temporary offline-verification fallback (eIDAS plugin planned for Phase 4)
- **China**: Temporary offline-verification fallback (SM plugin planned for Phase 4)
All configs updated:
- Corrected ManifestPath to /app/etc/crypto-plugins-manifest.json
- Updated plugin IDs to match manifest entries
- Added TODOs for missing regional plugins (eIDAS, SM)
### Docker Compose Files (4 regional deployments)
- **docker-compose.international.yml**: 14 services with international crypto profile
- **docker-compose.russia.yml**: 14 services with GOST crypto profile
- **docker-compose.eu.yml**: 14 services with EU crypto profile (temp fallback)
- **docker-compose.china.yml**: 14 services with China crypto profile (temp fallback)
Each file:
- Mounts regional crypto configuration
- Sets STELLAOPS_CRYPTO_PROFILE env var
- Includes crypto-env anchor for consistent configuration
- Adds crypto profile labels
### CI/CD Automation
- **Workflow**: .gitea/workflows/docker-regional-builds.yml
- **Build Strategy**:
1. Build platform image once (contains all plugins)
2. Build 56 regional service images (4 profiles × 14 services)
3. Validate regional configurations (YAML syntax, required fields)
4. Generate build summary
- **Triggers**: push to main, PR affecting Docker/crypto files, manual dispatch
### Documentation
- **Regional Deployments Guide**: docs/operations/regional-deployments.md (600+ lines)
- Quick start for each region
- Architecture diagrams
- Configuration examples
- Operations guide
- Troubleshooting
- Migration guide
- Security considerations
## Architecture Benefits
✅ **Build Once, Deploy Everywhere**
- Single platform image with all plugins
- No region-specific builds needed
- Regional selection at runtime via configuration
✅ **Configuration-Driven**
- Zero hardcoded regional logic
- All crypto provider selection via YAML
- Jurisdiction enforcement configurable
✅ **CI/CD Automated**
- Parallel builds of 56 regional images
- Configuration validation in CI
- Docker layer caching for efficiency
✅ **Production-Ready**
- International profile ready for deployment
- Russia (GOST) profile ready (requires SDK installation)
- EU and China profiles functional with fallbacks
## Files Created
**Docker Infrastructure** (11 files):
- deploy/docker/Dockerfile.platform
- deploy/docker/Dockerfile.crypto-profile
- deploy/compose/docker-compose.international.yml
- deploy/compose/docker-compose.russia.yml
- deploy/compose/docker-compose.eu.yml
- deploy/compose/docker-compose.china.yml
**CI/CD**:
- .gitea/workflows/docker-regional-builds.yml
**Documentation**:
- docs/operations/regional-deployments.md
- docs/implplan/SPRINT_1000_0007_0003_crypto_docker_cicd.md
**Modified** (4 files):
- etc/appsettings.crypto.international.yaml (plugin ID, manifest path)
- etc/appsettings.crypto.russia.yaml (manifest path)
- etc/appsettings.crypto.eu.yaml (fallback config, manifest path)
- etc/appsettings.crypto.china.yaml (fallback config, manifest path)
## Deployment Instructions
### International (Default)
```bash
docker compose -f deploy/compose/docker-compose.international.yml up -d
```
### Russia (GOST)
```bash
# Requires: OpenSSL GOST engine installed on host
docker compose -f deploy/compose/docker-compose.russia.yml up -d
```
### EU (eIDAS - Temporary Fallback)
```bash
docker compose -f deploy/compose/docker-compose.eu.yml up -d
```
### China (SM - Temporary Fallback)
```bash
docker compose -f deploy/compose/docker-compose.china.yml up -d
```
## Testing
Phase 3 focuses on **build validation**:
- ✅ Docker images build without errors
- ✅ Regional configurations are syntactically valid
- ✅ Plugin DLLs present in runtime image
- ⏭️ Runtime crypto operation testing (Phase 4)
- ⏭️ Integration testing (Phase 4)
## Sprint Status
**Phase 3**: COMPLETE ✅
- 12/12 tasks completed (100%)
- 5/5 milestones achieved (100%)
- All deliverables met
**Next Phase**: Phase 4 - Validation & Testing
- Integration tests for each regional profile
- Deployment validation scripts
- Health check endpoints
- Production runbooks
## Metrics
- **Development Time**: Single session (2025-12-23)
- **Docker Images**: 57 total (1 platform + 56 regional services)
- **Configuration Files**: 4 regional profiles
- **Docker Compose Services**: 56 service definitions
- **Documentation**: 600+ lines
## Related Work
- Phase 1 (SPRINT_1000_0007_0001): Plugin Loader Infrastructure ✅ COMPLETE
- Phase 2 (SPRINT_1000_0007_0002): Code Refactoring ✅ COMPLETE
- Phase 3 (SPRINT_1000_0007_0003): Docker & CI/CD ✅ COMPLETE (this commit)
- Phase 4 (SPRINT_1000_0007_0004): Validation & Testing (NEXT)
Master Plan: docs/implplan/CRYPTO_CONFIGURATION_DRIVEN_ARCHITECTURE.md
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Stella Ops
Stella Ops isn't just another scanner—it's a different product category: deterministic, evidence-linked vulnerability decisions that survive auditors, regulators, and supply-chain propagation.
Stella Ops delivers four capabilities no competitor offers together:
- Signed Reachability – Every reachability graph is sealed with DSSE; optional edge-bundle attestations for runtime/init/contested paths. Both static call-graph edges and runtime-derived edges can be attested—true hybrid reachability.
- Deterministic Replay – Scans run bit-for-bit identical from frozen feeds and analyzer manifests. Auditors and incident responders can re-run historical findings and trust the results weren't tampered with.
- Explainable Policy (Lattice VEX) – The lattice engine merges SBOM data, advisories, VEX statements, and waivers into a single verdict with human-readable justifications. Explicit "Unknown" state handling ensures incomplete data never leads to false safety.
- Sovereign + Offline Operation – FIPS, eIDAS, GOST, SM, or PQC profiles are first-class toggles. Offline Kits and regional crypto profiles keep every decision inside your perimeter—air-gapped verification works by default.
Proof points: Decision Capsules (sealed evidence bundles), SBOM cartographing, deterministic replay manifests, lattice policy UI with OpenVEX, evidence-linked VEX decisions, and post‑quantum trust packs ready for regulated sectors.
Choose Your Path
| If you want to… | Open this | Read time |
|---|---|---|
| Understand the promise and pain we solve | overview.md |
≈ 2 min |
| Run a first scan and see the CLI | quickstart.md |
≈ 5 min |
| Browse key capabilities at a glance | key-features.md |
≈ 3 min |
| Check architecture, road to production, or evaluate fit | See "Dig deeper" below | ≤ 30 min curated set |
Explore the Essentials
- Value in context – Overview compresses the "Why" + "What" stories and shows how Stella Ops stands apart.
- Try it fast – Quickstart walks through fetching the signed bundles, configuring
.env, and verifying the first scan. - Feature confidence – Key Features gives nine capability cards covering Decision Capsules, Delta SBOM, VEX-first policy, Sovereign crypto, Deterministic replay, and more.
- Up-next checkpoints – Evaluation checklist helps teams plan Day-0 to Day-30 adoption milestones.
- Be dev-ready – Developer Quickstart (29-Nov-2025 advisory) walks through the core repos, determinism tests, attestations, and starter issues for a mid-level .NET engineer.
Key capabilities that define Stella Ops
| Capability | What ships | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Decision Capsules | Every scan result is sealed in a content-addressed bundle containing SBOM, vuln feed snapshots, reachability evidence, policy version, derived VEX, and signatures. | Auditors can re-run any capsule bit-for-bit to verify the outcome—audit-grade evidence bundles. |
| Deterministic Δ‑SBOM & replay bundles | Layer-aware cache + replay manifests keep scans reproducible even months later. | Auditors can re-run any verdict with identical inputs, proving integrity without SaaS dependencies. |
| Pristine advisory mirrors | OSV, GHSA, NVD, CNVD, CNNVD, ENISA, JVN, BDU, etc. are mirrored as immutable, per-source snapshots—never merged. | Policy (via scanner.* / SCANNER__*) can trust, down-rank, or ignore sources without rewriting upstream data. |
| Lattice VEX engine (Evidence-Linked) | OpenVEX, waivers, mitigations, and configs flow through deterministic lattice logic with proof-linked decisions. | Every block/allow decision is explainable, replayable, evidence-linked, and environment-specific. Explicit "Unknown" state handling ensures incomplete data never leads to false safety. |
| Hybrid Reachability | Static call-graph analysis + optional runtime/eBPF probes; both edge types can be attested with DSSE. | Build + runtime signals share one verdict; prioritisation spans first-party code, base images, and live telemetry. |
| Transparency log + trust credits | Cosign/DSSE bundles push to a Rekor-compatible log; the trust-credit ledger records who accepted a risk. | Compliance teams get provenance plus accountable ownership trails. |
| Sovereign crypto profiles | Swap in FIPS, eIDAS, GOST, SM, or PQ-ready providers without code changes. | Meets regional crypto rules while keeping attestations verifiable. |
| Offline-first operations | Offline Kit packages the pristine feeds, plug-ins, and configs; import CLI verifies everything locally. | Air-gapped clouds get the same security posture as connected sites. |
| VEX Propagation | Generate vulnerability status attestations your downstream consumers can automatically trust and ingest. | Scalable VEX sharing across the supply chain—competitors export VEX formats; Stella provides a unified proof model that can be verified independently. |
| Enterprise readiness | Transparent quotas, LDAP/AD SSO, restart-time plug-in SDK, generous free tier. | Large teams keep their workflows without surrendering control to SaaS platforms. |
Where Stella Ops differs from incumbents
| Vendor | Where they stop | Stella Ops difference |
|---|---|---|
| Trivy / Syft | SBOM generation as a CLI add-on; policy left to other products. | SBOM + VEX are the system of record with deterministic replay, Decision Capsules, and signed evidence. |
| Snyk Container | Static reachability bounded to first-party code. | Hybrid reachability links code, base images, cluster policies, and optional runtime probes so the entire stack shares one score. |
| JFrog Xray | Contextual scoring lives behind a closed service. | Policies, DSSE bundles, Decision Capsules, and transparency logs are open, auditable, and portable. |
| Docker Scout | Provenance remains inside Docker's ecosystem. | Any OCI provenance is ingested, signed with your crypto profile, and replayed offline with full evidence. |
| Wiz / runtime sensors | Runtime telemetry is separate from build-time SBOM/VEX evidence. | Optional runtime probes feed the same deterministic lattice so build- and run-time context stay consistent; all evidence sealed in Decision Capsules. |
Dig Deeper (curated reading)
- Install & operations: Installation guide, Offline Update Kit, Security hardening.
- Binary prerequisites & offline layout: Binary prereqs covering curated NuGet feed, manifests, and CI guards.
- Architecture & modules: High-level architecture, Module dossiers, Strategic differentiators.
- Reachability drift: Architecture, API reference, Operations guide.
- Advisory AI: Module dossier & deployment covering RAG pipeline, guardrails, offline bundle outputs, and operations.
- Policy & governance: Policy templates, Legal & quota FAQ, Governance charter.
- UI & glossary: Console guide, Accessibility, Glossary.
- Technical documentation: Full technical index for architecture, APIs, module dossiers, and operations playbooks.
- FAQs & readiness: FAQ matrix, Roadmap (external), Release engineering playbook.
Need more? The full documentation tree – ADRs, per‑module operations, schemas, developer references – stays untouched under the existing directories (modules/, api/, dev/, ops/), ready when you are.
Configuration note: Feature exposure stays governed by
StellaOps.Scanner.WebService(scanner.*/SCANNER__*) settings. See modules/scanner/architecture.md and modules/scanner/design/surface-env.md for the authoritative schema; the docs remain pristine while configuration decides what surfaces for each deployment.
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