Glossary
Definitions of the terms used across Traction Runtime: LTS branch, backport, hardened profile, release record, verify-or-revert, latency attribution, Assembly Manifest.
A
- Assembly Manifest
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
- attested enclave
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
B
- backport
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
C
- canary mode
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
- change budget
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
- chunked prefill
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
- Current track
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
E
- evidence pack
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
F
- fail-closed
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
- fix-forward
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
H
- hardened profile
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
- hysteresis
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
K
- keyless signing
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
- KV pressure
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
L
- latency attribution
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
- LTS branch
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
P
- prefill interference
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
- provenance ledger
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
Q
- queue limit
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
R
- recommend-only mode
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
- release record
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
- reproducible build
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
- retrieval unit
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
- running-request cap
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
S
- SBOM
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
T
- trust tier
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
V
- verify-or-revert
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
Z
- zero egress
[Definition]
[Why it matters]
M
- Monitoring
Monitoring
Monitoring test