Mission format
Platform audit
Assess what a platform actually enables teams to decide and operate.
When this mission makes sense
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Kubernetes has become critical but hard to evolve
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Many tools without a shared model
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Repeated incidents without a clear owner
Decisions it must unlock
- What does the platform truly own?
- Which responsibilities are missing?
- Which risks are accepted without being explicit?
What is observed
- Agreed platform perimeter
- Controls and observability
- Responsibility matrix
What is produced
- Audit report
- Responsibility matrix
- Prioritized remediation backlog
What we need from you
- Read access to clusters and pipelines
- Runbooks
- Incident history
How it starts
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1.
Framing
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2.
Collection
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3.
Analysis
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4.
Prioritized restitution
Who should join
- CTO
- Platform engineering
- SRE
- Security
Duration : Bounded audit on a written perimeter; not an open-ended engagement.
Mode : Mostly remote; on-site workshops possible.
Geographic scope : France · Europe · Middle East · Africa
Explicit limits
- Unrequested full rebuild
- Day-2 ops as staff aug
- Promised availability guarantee
What documents the reasoning
- Publicly documented platform and SRE practices
Related expertise areas
Frame a platform audit
Describe the decision you need to make. First reading is done by leadership or a responsible expert.