Production Readiness Assurance

You've shipped the product.
But you don't actually know if it's safe.

Not really. You have logs. Dashboards. Alerts.

If something went wrong right now… would you know before your customer does?

Read-only · No agent · No credit card

Assessment built on

DORA Metrics
AWS Well-Architected
Google SRE
CIS Benchmarks

1,200+ scans run by engineering teams

It's not a tooling problem.

It feels like one. Maybe better alerts. Cleaner dashboards. More coverage.

But step back. The real question isn't:

"Do we have visibility?"

It's:

"Can we prove this system is safe to run?"

Most teams can't. Not because they're careless. Because no one owns the full picture.

Here's what that looks like in practice

drift

Deploys usually work… until one doesn't.

drift

Alerts exist… but not always the right ones.

drift

Backups run… but haven't been tested recently.

drift

Someone probably owns production… but it's fuzzy.

Nothing is obviously broken. Which is exactly why it's dangerous.

You don't need another dashboard.

You need an answer. A simple one:

What's safe

What's not

What needs attention now

So you can stop guessing.

Run one command. That's it.

Your team runs a lightweight scan. It checks your actual setup—CI/CD, cloud, monitoring, access, recovery. Then it gives you one report. Not noise. Not graphs. A baseline.

terminal

$ curl -fsSL https://sureshift.ai/scan | bash

Scanning CI/CD pipelines...

Checking cloud configuration...

Verifying monitoring & alerts...

Reviewing access & secrets...

Assessing recovery readiness...

✓ Scan complete. Report ready at https://app.sureshift.ai/report/...

$ npx @sureshift/scan

$ brew install sureshift/tap/sureshift

$ sureshift scan

$ docker run --rm sureshift/scan

SHA256: a3f8c2...verify · View source on GitHub → · Inspect the source before you run it

What you'll get: the executive readiness report

A single document your team can act on. Not another dashboard to check.

SureShift Readiness Report

acme-saas · Production · May 2026

68 / 100

CI/CD Safety

82

Observability

54

Reliability

71

Secrets & Access

88

Cost & Sprawl

65

Backup & Recovery

38

Critical Findings

critical

No disaster recovery runbook or tested restore process

Backup & Recovery · Owner: Unassigned

high

Alerting covers 3 of 8 critical user journeys

Observability · Owner: Backend Team

high

4 unused EC2 instances running in staging ($340/mo waste)

Cost & Sprawl · Owner: Platform

Recommended Next Steps

1 Create and test disaster recovery runbook
2 Add alerts for payment and onboarding flows
3 Terminate unused staging instances

Sample report — your results will reflect your actual infrastructure

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What you'll see

One clear view of reality. For each issue: why it matters, how urgent it is, what to do, and who should own it.

Most Common

CI/CD Safety

Rollback readiness, deploy frequency, pipeline security, branch protections.

Observability & Alerts

Monitoring coverage, alert quality, SLO presence, on-call routing.

Reliability Controls

Ownership gaps, runbook coverage, incident process, service dependencies.

Secrets & Access

IAM hygiene, secret rotation, least-privilege checks, change audit trails.

Cost & Sprawl

Environment sprawl, unused resources, cost anomaly signals, right-sizing.

Critical

Backup & Recovery

Backup freshness, restore testing evidence, disaster recovery posture.

Before you ask—

Yes, it's safe to run.

What it checks

Transparent methodology. See every check before you run it.

What permissions it needs

Minimal, read-only access. No write operations, ever.

What it never touches

No secrets collected. No configuration changes. No agents installed.

You're in control

Run it once. Or never again. Cancel anytime, keep your data.

How we built the checks

Every check maps to a specific practice from industry-standard frameworks. We don't invent our own scoring criteria — we codify what the best teams already do.

DORA Metrics

Deploy frequency, lead time, MTTR, change failure rate

AWS Well-Architected

Operational excellence, security, reliability, cost optimization

Google SRE Practices

SLOs, error budgets, toil reduction, incident management

Most teams don't do this until they have to.

That moment usually looks like:

A customer finds the issue first.

A deal stalls on technical questions.

A deploy goes sideways.

A bill spikes unexpectedly.

A key engineer leaves.

Then suddenly— "We should probably tighten this up."

This just lets you answer that earlier. Privately. Without pressure.

Start with the smallest possible step

Run the scan. Get the report. Decide from there.

Start Here

Free Readiness Scan

See where you stand. No commitment.

$0

  • One product or service
  • One clear baseline report
  • Top risks highlighted
  • Monthly re-run if you want
  • Shareable executive summary
Run Free Scan
Recommended

Pro Portal

Keep a continuous eye on drift.

$499/mo

Per workload bundle

  • Scheduled automated scans
  • Trend history & score diffs
  • Team seats & collaboration
  • Slack & email alerts
  • Policy thresholds & exports
  • Multiple repos & services
Start with Pro

Fractional DevOps Assurance

Expert partner to keep it green.

$3k/mo

Includes Pro portal

  • Everything in Pro
  • Monthly expert review
  • Prioritized remediation plan
  • Architecture guidance
  • Incident readiness drills
  • Executive QBR & proof-of-fix
Talk to Us

Nothing to commit to. No hiring. No overhead. No guesswork.

A few things you might be thinking

"We already have monitoring."

You do. This tells you if it's actually enough. We don't replace your stack—we turn existing signals into a readiness score, executive report, and remediation workflow.

"We might be too early."

Then the report will say so. That's still useful. Stay on the free plan until the moment when "we should tighten this up" becomes "someone expects evidence."

"We don't want another tool."

Good. This isn't something you maintain. It's something you check. No agents, no dashboards to stare at, no new workflow to learn.

"We'll hire later."

That makes sense. This buys you time and lowers risk until that hire is justified. Easy to cancel, easy to hand off.

"What about our existing Datadog / Grafana setup?"

Great—we use your existing tooling as evidence, not as something to rip out. Your tools tell you a lot. They don't usually tell leadership whether the whole picture is trending safer or riskier.

"Do I need to install an agent?"

No. The scan is read-only and can run via CLI or in CI/CD. No agents, no secrets collected, no configuration changes.

You don't need to buy anything.

You don't need to talk to anyone.

You just need to answer one question:

Are we actually safe…
or just hoping we are?

Get your install command

Read-only · No agent · No credit card

What happens next

1

Get your install command via email

2

Run the scan in your terminal (~3 min)

3

View your readiness report instantly

Or run directly

npx @sureshift/scan
68

Sample score

3 critical · 5 warnings · 12 passing

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