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Signed Content Packs Catalogue

Cloud and identity operations as governed actions, signed by LimePoint. The AWS, Azure and PingOne Advanced Identity Cloud content packs and the MintPress SDK - what each governs, the entitlement that unlocks it, and the rules every pack obeys: signed, vault-custodied credentials, self-sufficient on a fleet, references visible before a delete.

Key Highlights

  • ✓AWS (packs:aws) - ten services as 1,600+ typed operation actions and 90+ waiters from the official SDK, aws:api for any operation, curated lifecycle actions; credentials from the vault, masked
  • ✓Azure (packs:azure) - the ARM management surface as 1,700+ typed actions plus azure:api for any resource provider and API version; deployments, VM provisioning and run-command, blobs and resource groups curated; long-running operations report progress
  • ✓PingOne Advanced Identity Cloud (packs:ping-aic) - a tenant's configuration as YAML reconciled by plan, apply and export; identities, service accounts, environment secrets, tenant logs and environment promotion as typed actions
  • ✓MintPress SDK (packs:mintpress) - author your own actions and publish them to the platform, in the same governed execution lane
  • ✓Signed by the LimePoint production issuing key; the platform refuses an unknown signer by name and checks the entitlement at install
  • ✓Self-sufficient steps on a fleet - every pack step installs its own tool when the runner lacks it; inputs reach the tool byte for byte
  • ✓What references an installed version - the template versions that seal it, the runs that pinned it - visible before a delete can refuse

A content pack is a signed bundle of action definitions and the tool they dial, installed with opschain admin packs install, verified against the product keyring and unlocked by a packs:<name> entitlement on your licence. Every pack action runs in the same lane as the rest of your estate — approvals, audit, vault custody — and every pack step installs its own tool when a runner lacks it.

This catalogue covers the four pack families shipped with OpsChain v5.6.1 — AWS, Azure, PingOne Advanced Identity Cloud and the MintPress SDK — what each governs, the entitlement that unlocks it, and the rules every pack obeys.

What you can verify

  • opschain admin packs install -f <bundle> refuses an unknown signer by name and checks the entitlement.
  • opschain admin packs list -o json carries each version's referenced_by and run_count.
  • A JSON or multi-line input reaches the pack's tool byte for byte.

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