Map the path to production
Describe how a change moves from a developer’s machine to a running service. Record manual steps, waiting time and common failures. Pick one bottleneck before proposing a wider platform change.
From a working build to a reliable service
Start with the delivery problem.
The useful question is not which tool to adopt next. It is where delivery becomes slow, fragile or difficult to understand. A clear brief helps turn that friction into a small, verifiable improvement.
Define a safe release
Agree how a release is checked, how a failure is detected and how the previous version can be restored. Include configuration and data changes in the discussion, not just the application build.
Make the handover practical
Ask for a short runbook, useful alerts and a demonstration by the team that will own the service. Success means that routine changes and recovery no longer depend on one person remembering the steps.
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