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Bootstrap: Full Mode

Audience

This page is for operators and maintainers who need a production-oriented bootstrap flow closer to the formal runtime shape.

Goal and Scope

This page explains the full-mode bootstrap flow and why it is closer to the final runtime baseline.

Core Concepts

  • full mode still begins with the binary bootstrap entry
  • the goal is to move the control plane and dependencies into K3s image-based runtime as early as possible
  • environment, approval, audit, and persistence expectations are closer to formal production

Standard Workflow

  1. complete preflight and source selection
  2. install or adopt K3s
  3. deploy PostgreSQL, object storage, pooler, and other core dependencies
  4. deploy the control-plane services
  5. initialize environments, quotas, policies, and default security baselines

CLI Examples

go run ./cmd/aios

Web UI Path

Choose full mode in the install wizard and continue through the more complete bootstrap flow.

Pitfalls / Risk Notes

  • full mode is closer to the formal runtime, but it is not a different runtime model
  • if key state is still backed by in-memory stubs, full mode still does not meet the final runtime goal