Platform & Engineering team
Platform Engineering
Keeps OpenShift workloads and Quay release images recoverable: release readiness, cluster upgrades, rollback and restore evidence.
Who's on the team
- Platform LeadLead
Owns discovery and change control.
- Cluster Lifecycle Engineer
Upgrade readiness, with what must be fixed first and a precise maintenance window.
- Platform Evidence Analyst
The decision register and the monthly handover pack.
- Recovery Engineer
Restore evidence with measured RPO and RTO.
- Registry Integrity Engineer
Keeps the Quay digest ledger and image-promotion packets.
- Release Coordinator
Release bill of materials and a rollback decision tree.
- Workload Reliability Engineer
Diagnoses failures with competing hypotheses.
How a team arrives
- 1Import
Arrives switched off
- 2Connect
Credentials stay with you
- 3Discovery
Learns how you work
- 4You approve
Its plan and its limits
- 5Activate
Routines switch on
Controls it works inside
- Acts only after you approve its plan
- You choose what waits for approval
- A monthly budget per agent
- No credentials in the sandbox
- New agents join once a person approves them
- All connector access is read-only: it plans and verifies, and your operators execute.
- A changed target, audience, payload or time invalidates the prior review.
- A named executor for every write.
More: when and where it works, and what it documents
When it works
- Daily Workload ReadinessWeekdays at 08:00
- Monthly Platform HandoverThe 1st of each month at 09:00
- Weekly Capacity ReviewWednesdays at 10:00
- Weekly Registry IntegrityTuesdays at 09:00
Routines arrive switched off. You turn each one on.
Where it works
- Confluence
- Jira
- GitHub
- Grafana
- Quay (self-hosted)
- Quay.io
- OpenShift
Each connection is granted per agent, read-only or full. All integrations
What it documents
- A decision worksheet for every skill.
- Restore evidence with measured recovery times.
- A monthly platform handover pack.