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10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions docs/fleet-releases.mdx
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# Fleet releases

This repository is a fork used to build the Kache binaries deployed on Dookie
and the Tootie runner farm. Fleet releases are deployment artifacts. They are
This repository is a fork used to build the Kache binaries deployed on Devhost
and the Nashost runner farm. Fleet releases are deployment artifacts. They are
separate from official `kunobi-ninja/kache` releases and must never publish
crates or public OS packages.

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unreleased-upstream fleet snapshot. No deployed bytes were changed by the
metadata correction.

Dookie and the runner farm should continue using those bytes until an intentional
Devhost and the runner farm should continue using those bytes until an intentional
replacement passes the complete rollout gate.

## When upstream publishes the matching release
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fleet-v0.13.0.1
```

6. Deploy Dookie first, then promote a checksum-pinned runner image through the
6. Deploy Devhost first, then promote a checksum-pinned runner image through the
drain-aware reconciler.

7. Retain the current snapshot image and binary as rollback until the
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Every fleet deployment must preserve these invariants:

- Dookie and all runners use identical binary bytes;
- Devhost and all runners use identical binary bytes;
- `prefetch_enabled = false` on persistent hosts;
- exact remote lookups and uploads remain enabled;
- the old image and binary remain available as rollback;
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