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Ending an FDE Project: Returning Accounts, Logs and Release Control
Completion of the project does not mean that the implementer can continue to retain all access rights, nor does it mean that the customer has obtained complete operation and maintenance capabilities. This article starts from the deployment environment and key management information, discusses the account, configuration and responsibility handover when FDE leaves the site, and proposes a checkable exit list. The method applies to the service boundaries agreed by both parties and does not replace the intellectual property rights and subsequent maintenance arrangements in the contract.
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Source timingPublic information and official documents; verified on October 23, 2026.
GitHub environment management and OWASP key guides explain controlled release and credential management respectively. The following is ChinaOPC handover design and does not prove that any specific system has completed the authority handover.
First confirm that the customer can independently control the operation
List the actual owners of cloud resources, domain names, databases, model accounts, and publishing portals. The customer designates the recipient and obtains the necessary permissions through a controlled method. He cannot only obtain the source code but still rely on the implementer's personal account.
Handover and removal of rights are completed in order
First verify that the customer can access and operate, then reduce the rights of the implementer as agreed, and rotate the shared credentials. Critical capabilities should not be suddenly revoked before the customer takes over, nor should long-term access be left unexplained.
Follow-up responsibilities are written down to executable matters
Clarify who is responsible for defect handling, operational support, version upgrades and new requirements, and logs and data should be retained or transferred as agreed. Technical handover records and contractual rights judgments are handled separately. This article does not promise that a simple list will cover all organizational and legal issues.
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