lifecycle-policy

A unified lifecycle policy defines and enforces retention, backup, expiration, and cleanup rules for memories and assets to reduce data sprawl and ensure compliance. It enables policy-driven archival, eviction, and auditing across multiple templates and users.

You configure data retention and cleanup rules by setting parameters such as maxAge, maxSize, and onExpiry actions to archive, delete, or notify when limits are reached. This enables automated capacity governance and auto-cleanup for memory stores.

Yes, you can automatically archive or evict expired assets and memories with an audit trail. The lifecycle engine handles expired item processing while maintaining safety checks to ensure compliant data governance.

The best way to handle orphan asset detection is to use a unified lifecycle engine that identifies and safely reclaims unreferenced assets. This ensures your asset catalog remains clean without risking active data.

Yes, the lifecycle policy engine supports periodic backups by creating recoverable snapshots and periodic exports. This safeguards critical state and ensures your memory stores and asset catalogs remain recoverable.

Capacity governance monitors usage and applies thresholds to trigger auto-cleanup or alerts. When maxSize or other defined limits are reached, the engine automatically executes the configured onExpiry or cleanup actions to maintain compliance.