Docker and Compose Service Deployment SOP
Purpose
Deploy containerized services reproducibly with controlled secrets, persistence, networking, updates and rollback.
Decision Summary
Mandatory CSI deployment control for applicable work; client-specific implementation requires approved scope and change authorization.
Use Cases
Self-hosted web applications, databases, monitoring, automation and infrastructure services using Docker Compose.
Field Notes
Do not expose databases/admin ports publicly, embed secrets in Compose/Git, use unmaintained images, run privileged containers without justification or auto-update stateful services blindly.
Hardware Requirements
Supported Linux host, adequate CPU/RAM/storage, persistent volume location, backup target, reverse proxy and monitoring.
Backup Strategy
Preserve configuration, credentials references, certificates/keys, application data and deployment documentation according to the workload-specific RPO/RTO.
Recovery Strategy
Maintain a documented rollback and tested restoration path before production change; validate service, data, access and monitoring after recovery.
Secure Boot Notes
Secure Boot is a host-OS matter; keep enabled. Do not install unsigned kernel modules solely for container convenience.
Version History
v1.0 created 2026-08-04 as the baseline CSI deployment and validation procedure.
Technology Register Metadata
- CSI Classification: Production Ready
- CSI Tech ID: 137
- Category: Field SOPs
- Client Approved: No
- Commercial Use: Allowed
- Current Version: 1.0 — 2026-08-04
- Deployment: Cloud, Docker, Hybrid, Native, VM
- Docker Support: Not Applicable
- Evidence Complete: Yes
- Last Updated: August 4, 2026 3:09 AM
- Last Verified: August 4, 2026
- Licence: CSI Internal SOP — not software; underlying products retain their own licence terms.
- Lifecycle Status: Done
- OS Support: Linux, Web, Windows
- Offline Support: Full
- Risk Flag: Caution
- Ventoy Compatibility: Not Applicable
Migration Record
Imported deterministically from the CSI Technology Register.
Source classifications, approval state, risk state, version information and testing status have been preserved. No additional approval or validation has been inferred during migration.
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