ric-infra-safety

To secure Elasticsearch and Kafka infrastructure in RIC workflows, enforce non-destructive operations, apply ric namespace isolation, and manage credentials using environment-variable secrets to prevent unauthorized access or accidental data deletion.

The best way to avoid duplicating shared Redis and TimescaleDB infrastructure is to verify existing pre-configured services before provisioning new ones, ensuring shared infrastructure reuse and preventing resource overlap in RIC environments.

Yes, you can and should use environment-variable secrets for MinIO and NATS configuration to enforce safety rules, ensuring sensitive credentials remain isolated and compliant within the enforced ric namespace.

To configure a new Elasticsearch index with the ric namespace prefix, apply the infrastructure safety rules that enforce non-destructive operations, ensuring the index is properly isolated and managed within the RIC workflow.

Provisioning new infrastructure requires verifying shared services first to avoid duplication, enforce the provisioning policy, and ensure non-destructive operations are maintained across RIC workflows using existing pre-configured components.

Non-destructive operations in infrastructure safety limit the ability to execute destructive commands like dropping databases or deleting Kafka topics, enforcing namespace isolation and protecting shared RIC infrastructure from irreversible data loss.