> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.skrmir.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Operations Overview

> Entry page for AiOS installation, runtime governance, observability, and security model documentation.

# Operations Overview

## Audience

This page is for platform operators, SREs, security owners, and anyone responsible for install, upgrades, or troubleshooting.

## Goal and Scope

This page helps you understand:

1. the difference between bootstrap/install and formal runtime
2. how authentication, authorization, and approval form one guardrail chain
3. how logging, audit, and observability are separated

## Core Concepts

* the binary entry handles bootstrap
* formal runtime depends on K3s + image-based services
* the control plane is stateless-first, with externalized state
* the security chain is `AuthN -> AuthZ -> Approval -> Execute -> Audit`

## Standard Workflow

1. complete install/bootstrap
2. transition into K3s formal runtime
3. govern runtime risk through logs, audit, tasks, and approvals

## Current Validation Entry And Planned CLI Direction

What is executable today is the validation/bootstrap path; `aios approval request` style subcommands are still not implemented.

```bash theme={null}
make check-p0-contracts
go run ./cmd/aios
```

## Web UI Path

* approval center
* task center
* platform health and logging views

## Pitfalls / Risk Notes

* audit is not just another application log stream
* if critical state still depends on one process memory space, the formal runtime goal has not been achieved

## Related Pages

* [Authentication and Authorization Model](/en/operations/authn-authz)
* [Logging Architecture](/en/operations/logging)