Infrastructure as Code (IaC): All infrastructure changes are made using IaC, are committed to version control system, and reviewed by team members.
Deployment Automation: Any code changes can be deployed to any environment through automated procedures. This includes automated build, automated tests and automated deploy on different environments.
Configuration Management: All environment configurations are managed through a central configuration system, and able to be version controlled.
Rollback Strategy: A deployment rollback plan is well-documented and tested.
Monitoring Setup: Any new features or changes include necessary logging and monitoring at a technical and business level. Alerts have been set up for any critical or error-level events.
Performance Metrics: Monitoring and alerting includes performance metrics to ensure the new changes do not degrade system performance.
Security Checks: All changes comply with security requirements, and have passed security checks and vulnerability scans.
Disaster Recovery Strategy: Changes include an updated disaster recovery strategy, which aligns with the organization's risk tolerance and business objectives.
Documentation: All changes and procedures are documented and accessible to the whole team.
Feedback Loop: Feedback from system/feature users and from monitoring systems is incorporated to plan for future improvements.
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