ObjectDB verification dispositions.

This launch-readiness review decides how ObjectDB overview, S3 Core quickstart, compatibility rows, references, limits, evidence, guides, examples, and operations pages keep or bound Verification Required labels before final launch acceptance.

Decision Snapshot

ObjectDB routes: 12
Source groups: 2
Rows reviewed: 13
P0/P1 blockers: 0
Product lanes open: 0

Route Dispositions

DOCS-109 ObjectDB route Verification Required decisions
Route or surface	Current exposure	Disposition	Rationale	Evidence
ObjectDB hub	Controlled Beta hub with Live, Preview Contract, and Verification Required surface labels.	Accept with limits	The hub leads with scoped S3 Core and visibly gates native object model, local adapter, service-limit, and customer-claim wording.	ODB-EVID-001, ODB-EVID-002, ODB-EVID-004, ODB-EVID-005
S3 Core quickstart	Live local first-success workflow with Verification Required broader-claim boundary.	Accept with limits	The tutorial proves local bucket/object success and unsupported versioning behavior without implying broader topology, support, or fault claims.	ODB-EVID-006 and DOCS-022
Compatibility matrix	Row labels separate supported, partial, unsupported, preview, future, and review-bound behavior.	Accept with limits	The matrix keeps partial and review-bound rows visible until the ObjectDB SME promotes or rejects individual capabilities.	ODB-EVID-009 and DOCS-038
References	Reference routes use Live route evidence with Verification Required broader-claim boundaries.	Accept with limits	HTTP and configuration pages name exact route, startup, local adapter, limit, and error behavior while holding broader promises back.	ODB-EVID-007, ODB-EVID-008, DOCS-029, DOCS-030
Known limits	Live S3 Core limits plus Verification Required claim-review rows.	Accept with limits	The page names unsupported S3 families, local caps, native API preview direction, and reviewer owners before claim promotion.	ODB-EVID-010 and DOCS-042
Evidence index	Evidence records are owner-pending and page maturity remains Verification Required.	Accept with limits	The page is an evidence tracker; pending status prevents fact-sheet reuse from becoming an approved product promise.	ODB-EVID-001 through ODB-EVID-012
Guides and SDK examples	Guide family remains Verification Required because SDK examples are illustrative until accepted.	Accept with limits	The snippets show call shape only; package support, endpoint setup, credential setup, and command transcript evidence remain unapproved.	ODB-EVID-012, DOCS-058, DOCS-063
Operations and runbooks	Local operations pages use Live plus Verification Required support and unsupported-behavior boundaries.	Accept with limits	The runbooks cover local health, platform, smoke, unsupported S3 triage, and evidence capture while blocking stronger operational promises.	ODB-EVID-011 and DOCS-050

Compatibility Row Dispositions

ObjectDB S3 Core row posture before launch review
Row area	Current state	Disposition	Rationale
Service, bucket lifecycle, object routes, listing, multipart, tags, metadata, and CORS	Supported or Partial / Live	Keep live with row limits	These capabilities are usable in the named S3 Core profile while individual rows keep local adapter caps visible.
Bucket policy, SSE headers, presigned requests, and delegated browser POST	Partial / Verification Required	Accept with limits	Local route behavior exists, but customer credential, encryption-at-rest composition, and auth posture remain review-bound.
Advanced S3 families	Unsupported / Verification Required	Keep unsupported and review-bound	Versioning, Object Lock, lifecycle, replication, inventory, notifications, ACLs, website hosting, and SelectObjectContent intentionally return explicit unsupported responses.
Customer credential and authorization parity	Verification Required / Verification Required	Accept with limits	Local development principals do not prove broader customer credential composition or authorization parity.
Native ObjectDB object platform	Preview / Preview Contract	Keep preview contract	Native object versions, manifests, policies, placement, and events need public references and accepted evidence before promotion.
Additional S3 compatibility profile families	Future / Future	Keep future	Later S3 profile breadth remains roadmap direction only.

Launch Blocking Rules

ObjectDB blocker rules before DOCS-104
Severity	Condition	Required action
P0	An ObjectDB route exposes private source paths, credentials, internal deployment details, customer data, or unsupported security/legal/support promises.	Remove the exposure before launch review continues.
P1	A core ObjectDB page presents local S3 Core behavior as broad S3 parity, customer credential parity, GA, support, durability, availability, scale, or performance.	Rewrite, relabel, or block through DOCS-104.
P2	A page or row keeps Verification Required because behavior is local, partial, illustrative, owner-pending, or awaiting sensitive review.	Accept with limits and keep the evidence or known-limit path visible.
P3	Source notes, README, generated manifests, project-management records, or automation mention ObjectDB labels as review taxonomy.	Keep as tracker language unless DOCS-114 changes it.

Remaining Boundaries

DOCS-113 and DOCS-114

Still owns

Cross-product concepts, operations, support, privacy, community, roadmap source notes, and generated metadata.

DOCS-104

Still owns

Exact build, reviewer signoffs, accepted risks, launch watch, and go/no-go decision.