Every Apollo Product Release must include a manifest.yml file.
This manifest includes immutable information about a Product, and must include the following top-level fields:
product-type: the Product's type.product-group: The Product's maven coordinate ↗'s group ID.product-name: The Product's maven coordinate ↗'s artifact ID.product-version: The Product's maven coordinate ↗'s version.
Copied!1 2 3 4product-type: service.v1 product-group: com.palantir.apollo product-name: apollo-catalog product-version: 1.2.3
A Product Release manifest may also include extensions describing a Product's immutable characteristics. The Apollo Product Specification documents the manifest extensions supported by the Apollo Platform.
Workload metadata, non-exhaustively including manifest's product-group and product-name, container image names and tags, and other resource identifiers, could be visible to Palantir employees and environment administrators through logging and operational telemetry for purposes such as monitoring and troubleshooting.
You should avoid embedding sensitive information in metadata fields and instead store sensitive values in Apollo Secrets.