ImmutableWORM
Write-once-read-many storage for records that must never be altered post-creation — audit logs, financial ledgers.
Why we need this / what value this brings
Guarantees a record genuinely can't be altered after creation, which matters for records that must hold up as evidence.
When to use this
Financial ledgers, audit logs, and anything where 'this wasn't changed after the fact' needs to be provable, not just assumed.
How to use or implement this
Use append-only storage or a WORM-capable storage tier for these specific record types, not your general-purpose mutable tables.
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