Roadmaps
Improvement roadmaps
Roadmaps turn assessment findings into sequenced, executable work — critical foundations first, quick wins surfaced, every item carrying validation criteria and its traceability back to a finding.
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Complete an assessment and generate a roadmap from its findings — phased by priority, sourced from the published, evidence-backed recommendation catalog, and tracked to done in your workspace.
Curated library
- AWS Security Improvement
A sequenced hardening arc for an AWS estate: root and IAM hygiene first, then organization guardrails and encryption defaults, then detection and a rehearsed security response.
3 phases · 10 steps · 3 sources · reviewed 2026-09-19
- Cloud Cost Optimization
Cost as an engineering discipline: allocate spend to owners first, remove waste on a cadence second, then commit and express cost per unit of work.
3 phases · 8 steps · 2 sources · reviewed 2026-09-19
- DevSecOps Rollout
Security into the pipeline, not around it: commit- and build-time gates first, severity-based SLAs second, secrets vaulted and access reviewed, threat modeling where designs are cheap to change.
3 phases · 8 steps · 3 sources · reviewed 2026-09-19
- Incident Management Maturity
From improvisation to a rehearsed loop: clear severities and the Incident Commander role, practiced communication and game days, then blameless postmortems whose actions actually close.
3 phases · 8 steps · 3 sources · reviewed 2026-09-19
- Observability Maturity
From scattered logs to answerable questions: OpenTelemetry-instrumented services with propagated traces, shared dashboards and SLO-alerts, then cost policy and time-to-answer as managed metrics.
3 phases · 8 steps · 3 sources · reviewed 2026-09-19
- Platform Engineering Adoption
Adopt platform engineering without building a platform nobody asked for: measure the friction, prove the need, ship one golden path, then run it as a product with SLOs and adoption metrics.
3 phases · 7 steps · 3 sources · reviewed 2026-09-19
- Production-Ready Kubernetes
Take a Kubernetes cluster from works-on-demo to production-grade: supported versions, hardened nodes, right-sized workloads, disruption budgets, and a rehearsed upgrade and restore path.
3 phases · 11 steps · 3 sources · reviewed 2026-09-19
- Resilience and DR Improvement
Know the system, then prove you can recover it: dependency maps and business-agreed RTO/RPO first, timed restore and failover drills second, graceful degradation and a standing rehearsal calendar third.
3 phases · 8 steps · 3 sources · reviewed 2026-09-19
- SRE Adoption
Adopt SRE the way it actually scales: one tier-1 service, one honest SLI/SLO, a signed error-budget policy with teeth, then toil budgets and steady expansion.
3 phases · 9 steps · 3 sources · reviewed 2026-09-19