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Releases and the reasoning behind how Lodestore protects a restore.

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A server tile with a dashed outline on the left, a storage bucket with a key in the middle, and an arrow from the bucket to a smaller host tile on the right.A server tile with a dashed outline on the left, a storage bucket with a key in the middle, and an arrow from the bucket to a smaller host tile on the right.
· Release

Introducing Lodestore 0.1

Central backup for Linux fleets, where a restore needs only the bucket and a key.

A host tile on the left sends an arrow to a storage bucket marked with a four-point star on the right; a second arrow from the bucket back to the host is crossed out.A host tile on the left sends an arrow to a storage bucket marked with a four-point star on the right; a second arrow from the bucket back to the host is crossed out.
· Security

An agent that can write but not read or delete

The key model behind Lodestore - write-only agents, X-Wing and signed updates - and the limits we know about.