Controlled Publishing
Definition
Section titled “Definition”A publishing process in which content is reviewed, verified, staged, and approved before it reaches a public system.
Crux usage
Section titled “Crux usage”Crux Controlled PublishingA publishing process in which content is reviewed, verified, staged, and approved before it reaches a public system.Crux usage: Crux Controlled Publishing exports approved Atlas and Directus records, builds and tests the website, stages a checksummed release, and requires an approval gate before live promotion.Open full definition exports approved AtlasCrux’s governed operational intelligence system for interpreting system state, coordinating workflows, and presenting actions or decisions.Crux usage: Atlas connects engineering records, sensor data, communications, automation, evidence, and publishing. Material changes remain subject to validation rules and human approval.Open full definition and Directus records, builds and tests the website, stages a checksummed release, and requires an approval gate before live promotion.
Context
Section titled “Context”Use for the governed Crux website and documentation workflow, rather than ordinary direct editing of live files.
Aliases
Section titled “Aliases”None
Related terms
Section titled “Related terms”This entry is governed through the Crux Atlas Engineering System.