Appendix E. Primary sources
References were checked on 10 October 2026. They support specific tool behavior, not a claim that the proposed platform is already implemented. The architecture, exercises, and acceptance gates are original project design. Exact supported dependency versions must be verified when deploying the product. External pages can change after this edition.
S01. Jenkins Pipeline
Existing pipeline concepts and their supported behavior.
S02. Jenkins controller isolation
Separating build authority from the controller.
S03. Git submodules overview
Gitlink identity and separate repository history.
S04. Git submodule command
Registration, recursive checkout, and update behavior.
S05. Go multi-module workspaces
Local development across multiple modules.
S06. Go Modules Reference
Module identity, versions, and workspace resolution.
S07. PostgreSQL SELECT
Row locking and queue-style SKIP LOCKED consumption.
S08. Docker Engine security
Daemon authority and container isolation boundaries.
S09. BuildKit upstream project
Builder capabilities and operational configuration.
S10. Docker cache backends
Registry cache and backend-dependent support.
S11. Docker build secrets
Temporary build-secret mounts.
S12. Angular Signals
Reactive state primitives.
S13. Angular security
Untrusted content, sanitization, and trust bypass risks.
S14. HTML server-sent events
Event stream format and reconnection behavior.
S15. GitHub webhook validation
Raw-byte HMAC signature verification.
S16. GitHub webhook practices
Delivery identity, HTTPS, and acknowledgement practices.
S17. GitHub secure-use reference
Untrusted source, privileged contexts, and self-hosted execution.
S18. PostgreSQL transaction isolation
Snapshot semantics and transaction retries.
S19. OpenID Connect for workloads
Federation and short-lived credentials.
S20. PostgreSQL backup and restore
Backup strategies and recovery planning.
S21. GitHub Pages custom workflows
Build artifacts, deployment permissions, and environment setup.
S22. GitHub Pages publishing source
Selecting GitHub Actions as the publication source.
S23. Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
Book-content reuse and attribution conditions.
S24. MIT License
Permission notice for original code.
License legal code
The complete legal code for the book-content license is available from Creative Commons. The local licensing files state the scope of the grant and include the full MIT notice for original code.