Cross-Target Security Policies and Production Hardening
Part of the UnifyWeaver Education Series
This book covers security considerations for UnifyWeaver deployments, including the firewall system for controlling code generation, validation policies, and production hardening techniques.
Note: This content was extracted from the Prolog target book as it applies to all targets.
Required:
Recommended:
By completing this book, you will be able to:
Security architecture overview. Threats, defense in depth, firewall system introduction.
Declarative policy system. Allow/deny rules, policy composition, modes (guidance, enforce, audit).
Runtime security checkpoints. Pre/post deploy hooks, graceful shutdown, health checks.
Per-target security considerations. Bash, Python, Go, Rust, C#, Prolog security matrices.
Pre/post generation validation. Fallback mechanisms, retry policies, circuit breakers.
TLS configuration, secrets management (Vault, AWS, Azure, GCP), monitoring, alerting.
For more detailed coverage, see:
% Declare a firewall policy
:- declare_firewall_policy(production, [
allow_targets([bash, go, rust]),
deny_targets([python]), % Python not approved for prod
require_validation(true),
max_generated_lines(10000),
audit(all)
]).
% Apply policy during compilation
?- with_firewall_policy(production,
compile_predicate(process_data/2, go, Code)).
After completing Book 8, continue to:
This educational content is licensed under CC BY 4.0. Code examples are dual-licensed under MIT OR Apache-2.0.