Source and generated output
Read it before you run it.
The generator, a worked example of what it emits, and the rights package — all of it open, none of it hidden behind a signup.
This page is a stub. The repositories are not public yet. When they are, the links below become real and this notice goes away — there is no waiting list and nothing to sign up for in the meantime.
The generator
SOVRAK is a generator, not a runtime. You give it a configuration; it emits a Docker Compose tree, service configuration, and the blueprints that wire single sign-on across everything. Then it gets out of the way.
Repository link to follow.
What it emits
The point of publishing the output is that you can judge it before you commit to it — the file layout, the service definitions, the volumes and networks, the parts you would have had to write yourself.
A worked example of a generated stack will be published here, annotated.
Erasix
Erasure, export, consent, retention and the audit record, as a service you host — with a self-service portal for your users and a NuGet package for your ASP.NET Core app. Personal data is classified where it is declared, not discovered afterwards.
Repository and NuGet package link to follow. Until then, the Erasix page describes the design and its scope.