Yamaguchi · independent practice

We read your applications the way operators live them.

Distributed DevOps Audit conducts structured audits of applications before major releases, ownership transfers, and infrastructure moves. Findings arrive as a written report with ranked risks and a walkthrough, not a slide deck of abstractions.

Notebook and laptop on a desk during an application review session

Flagship: Full application release audit

Teams preparing a production cutover or a multi-service release often need a second pair of eyes on deploy paths, rollback readiness, and operational ownership. Our flagship audit examines one application or a tightly coupled set of services across build, release, observation, and on-call practice.

You leave with a signed findings register, a severity-ranked list, and a recommended remediation sequence suited to your freeze windows — not a generic maturity score.

Open the flagship audit detail
Engineer reviewing release notes beside annotated diagrams

Related audit work

Supporting engagements cover narrower scopes when a full release audit is more than you need right now.

Charts and notes used during a deployment path review

Deployment path review

Trace a single change from merge to production, including approvals, canaries, and abort criteria.

They spent two days in our staging logs before writing a word. The report named three rollback gaps we had papered over for months — and one mild note that our canary window was too short for the traffic shape we claim to support.

Hana M., release lead, regional retail group
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Bring the release calendar and access list. We handle the rest of the intake.

Share the application name, target date, and who owns deploy and on-call. We respond with scope options and a proposed start week.

Start the intake form