Deployment checklist
Use this checklist to compare hosted, private, and self-operated rollout paths before a buyer review or production handoff.
What this checklist is for
This page is for the moment when a team stops asking "can we run it?" and starts asking "which deployment boundary is actually acceptable?"
Minimum comparison checklist
| Question | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Who operates the control plane? | establishes responsibility before architecture review starts |
| Where do credentials and secrets live? | changes buyer posture immediately |
| How do approvals and receipts remain visible? | determines whether governance survives the move |
| Which evidence stays exportable? | affects procurement and audit review |
| Which assumptions remain on the vendor side? | prevents hidden boundary gaps |
Recommended reading flow
- Start with
Deployment profiles. - Compare live validation signals in
Enterprise validation. - Finish with
Compliance procurement.
Stop-go criteria
- deployment ownership is explicit
- approval visibility survives the chosen model
- proof and export remain legible
- procurement can identify the right artifact packet
If any of these fail, the deployment story is not ready for buyer review.
OSuite Readiness
Use these pages to evaluate what is live now, what has been validated, which deployment boundary fits, and what procurement artifacts already exist.
Public surfaces
Public readiness pages for current execution status, rollout changes, validation, deployment boundaries, and procurement review.