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Case studies, engineering briefs, technical articles, and reusable checklists from Zestlan delivery programs. No filler — only material that demonstrates how we architect, build, and operate enterprise products.

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Checklists, templates, and frameworks we use on delivery programs — shared for teams evaluating architecture and release discipline.

Checklist

Production Readiness Review Checklist

Gate criteria before promoting an enterprise application or AI feature to production — used on Zestlan delivery programs.

For: Engineering leads, release managers

  • ·Success metrics and rollback criteria documented and approved
  • ·RBAC matrix implemented and tested for all roles
  • ·Audit logging verified for security-relevant actions
  • ·Load and performance baseline met at agreed concurrency
  • ·Secrets and credentials removed from code and config repos

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Template

Architecture Decision Record (ADR) Template

Lightweight template for documenting significant technical decisions — context, options, decision, and consequences.

For: Architects, tech leads

  • ·Title: short noun phrase describing the decision
  • ·Status: proposed · accepted · deprecated · superseded
  • ·Context: forces at play — business, technical, compliance
  • ·Decision: what was chosen and why
  • ·Consequences: positive, negative, and follow-up actions

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Checklist

AI Feature Launch Checklist

Pre-launch gates specific to LLM copilots, RAG systems, and agent features entering production.

For: AI practice leads, security architects

  • ·Evaluation dataset defined with domain owner sign-off
  • ·Retrieval access control tested for unauthorized document scenarios
  • ·Prompt and model versions pinned in deployment config
  • ·Human review path defined for low-confidence or regulated responses
  • ·PII and sensitive data handling policy documented

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Framework

Integration Health Framework

Minimum observability standards for enterprise system integrations — prevent silent data drift.

For: Integration architects, platform engineers

  • ·Every connector emits success, failure, and lag metrics
  • ·Dead-letter queue with alert threshold and owner
  • ·Schema registry or contract tests for event payloads
  • ·Master data ownership documented per entity type
  • ·Reconciliation job or report for critical financial or inventory flows

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