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Reviewed screenshot gallery

The canonical manifest contains 29 reviewed captures and five detail companions, captured during the October 2–3, 2026 campaign. Filters narrow this recorded dataset; they do not query a live cluster. Every card preserves the original image hash, capture time, stated source identity, observed window, and exact visible proof.

A dashboard can illustrate a failure or recovery window. It cannot establish a gate verdict, exact candidate binding, useful traffic continuity, or completed cleanup by itself. A configuration screenshot establishes what was visible when captured. Missing metadata remains “Not recorded”; no image receives a passing score from its color or title.

The display image is an optimized WebP derivative. Open original PNG exposes the reviewed bytes without modification. Select a thumbnail to enlarge it; Escape closes the viewer and returns focus to the thumbnail. Without JavaScript every original link and evidence card remains available.

The October 3 release case study summarizes a later staging and prod-like verification. Earlier failure, recovery, payment, and scorecard captures keep their historical identities and windows. Capture time can differ from the time shown in a dashboard. The recorded release, historical cases, and evidence interpretation guide explain how these records can be associated and where an association is unsupported.

Reviewed manifest · Existing evidence gallery · Evidence handling.

Maintained by Satyam Agnihotri · DevOps & Cloud Engineer