TEMPESTOS BUILD PIPELINE

The Mission-Scoped Build Pipeline

One pipeline, scoped to your mission, your software, and your hardware. The build is defined once, up front. From there, Caliburn builds it, secures it at every step, signs it, and every update runs through the same pipeline.

THE INPUTS

Defined once, up front

Mission software and dependencies

The applications and packages that make your platform run, baked into the OS image.

Mission Bay services

Any Caliburn Mission Bay capabilities to pull into the build.

Target hardware

The vehicles and boards the image is built to run on.

THE SPLIT·one handoff in, a signed image out

USER

Hand off requirements

Software, services, hardware

CALIBURN
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Collect requirements

  • Ingest mission software and dependencies
  • Scan and validate every file
  • Validated items moved into the secured CUI environment

Pull and install

Signed image, fleet-ready

WHAT SHIPS

A cryptographically signed, self-verifying image.

Authenticity: it provably came out of Caliburn's pipeline. Integrity: if a single bit changed, verification fails, so tampering is detectable. The image verifies itself at deploy with no live link back to Caliburn, so it holds up in DDIL environments.

SBOM and release notes, packaged with the build.

Full transparency into exactly what is inside every image you receive.

Scanned at every step

Dependency, container, and image scans run throughout the build, not only as a final gate, so CVEs and malware are caught early. Each stage hands off a scanned, documented artifact to the next.

Built to iterate

Because your pipeline is already scoped to your mission, a new build is not configured by hand. You pull it whenever your vehicles need it. Application and kernel updates run through the same pipeline, keeping your fleet current with no extra work on your end.