FreigabeSperrlogik

FreigabeSperrlogik is a decision-making mechanism used in release management and access control to determine whether a planned action, such as a software release or system change, may proceed. It combines Freigabe (approval) and Sperrlogik (lockout logic) to enforce gating conditions that must be met before an action is allowed.

The logic is policy-driven and rule-based, designed to be auditable and repeatable. It relies on criteria such as dependency readiness, test results, security scans, compliance checks, capacity and maintenance windows, plus multi-party approvals. If any criterion is not satisfied, the release remains blocked until resolved or overridden by authorized personnel.

Typical architecture includes a policy engine that evaluates rules, a decision log, and integrations with workflow or deployment systems. Data sources include change tickets, build and test reports, security scans, configuration states, and service status.

In operation, FreigabeSperrlogik triggers at predefined points in the release workflow. When all gating conditions are met and approvals obtained, the block is lifted and the action proceeds. If not, the system maintains the block and notifies stakeholders. Changes to policies or exceptions follow controlled processes.

Applications include IT release management, software deployment pipelines, manufacturing change control, and digital publishing. Common scenarios involve blocking deployments during critical incidents, requiring security sign-off, or enforcing maintenance windows.

See also: Freigabe, Sperrlogik, Release management, Gatekeeping.