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FR-IMG-002 — Build Container Images

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Statement

Crucible SHALL build Container Images.

Derived From

This requirement derives from:

The Original Requirement states:

The system shall build container images.[C1]

FR-IMG-002:

No other substantive normalization is required.

Rationale

A Container Image packages the files, software, configuration, and metadata required to instantiate a containerized workload.

Building Container Images enables Crucible to produce image Artifacts for use by separately governed verification, signing, promotion, publication, distribution, and deployment activities.

Applies To

This requirement applies to:

Verification

Verification confirms that:

  1. Crucible executes a Container Image build
  2. The completed build produces a Container Image
  3. The resulting Container Image can be identified as the output of the tested build

Referenced By

The following pages reference this requirement:

Implementation Status

Implemented and Verified

Requirement Status

Review and approve FR-IMG-002 as a leaf requirement.


Issues

Determine whether separate requirements define the minimum required contents of a Container Image.


Notes for Editors

This requirement page retains the stable requirement identifier FR-IMG-002.

This page is a leaf requirement page and omits a trailing :start from its namespace.

The Statement preserves the approved source intent by requiring Crucible to build Container Images.

Do not add image composition, hardening, signing, verification, promotion, compliance assessment, publication, distribution, or deployment obligations to the Statement unless the controlling requirement changes through an approved requirements process.

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