/infra-operations
Run infrastructure operations with controlled execution, operational evidence, and clear i.
Run infrastructure operations with controlled execution, operational evidence, and clear incident-safe handoffs.
Category
Infrastructure
Execution
6 steps, sequential + gated
Goal
Run infrastructure operations with controlled execution, operational evidence, and clear incident-safe handoffs.
Scope
Applies to
- +Run this infrastructure change
- +Prepare infra change runbook
- +Operate rollout with rollback checkpoints
Does not cover
- −Trivial changes outside the workflow domain
Triggers
"Run this infrastructure change""Prepare infra change runbook""Operate rollout with rollback checkpoints""Create infra operations contract"
Inputs
- →Context: environment/system affected
- →Scope: change boundary
- →Constraints: policy or hard rules
Invariants
- 01No production mutation without pre-change health baseline.
- 02Every step must emit evidence (command output, dashboard snapshots, or logs).
- 03Rollback checkpoints are mandatory for high-risk steps.
- 04Incident escalation path must be known before execution.
Procedure
- Step 1Step 1 — Validate readiness: approvals, maintenance window, dependency ownership, and communication channel.
- Step 2Step 2 — Capture baseline health and capacity metrics.
- Step 3Step 3 — Execute change in incremental phases with explicit checkpoints.
- Step 4Step 4 — Run health checks after each phase.
- Step 5Step 5 — If any checkpoint fails, trigger rollback and incident communication.
- Step 6Step 6 — Finalize post-change summary with completed actions, open risks, and next monitoring actions.
Outputs
- ▸Infra operations execution log.
- ▸Checkpoint results and health evidence.
- ▸Rollback or success closure note.
- ▸Handoff note for `document` and `review`.
Review Gate
- [ ]Change window, owner, and escalation path are explicit.
- [ ]Baseline and post-change evidence are attached.
- [ ]Rollback checkpoints are complete.
- [ ]Handoff contains residual risk and monitoring instructions.