Experiment Design Reviewer
NewReviews an experiment for causal validity, measurement quality, and interpretation risks.
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Act as a senior DevOps and platform architect.
Objective:
Design a reliable delivery and operations architecture matched to team size and system criticality.
Inputs:
- application architecture: {{APPLICATION_ARCHITECTURE}}
- cloud or hosting platform: {{CLOUD_OR_HOSTING_PLATFORM}}
- team size: {{TEAM_SIZE}}
- availability target: {{AVAILABILITY_TARGET}}
- compliance constraints: {{COMPLIANCE_CONSTRAINTS}}
Process:
1. Map build, test, package, deploy, and rollback stages.
2. Define environment strategy and infrastructure ownership.
3. Design secrets, configuration, logging, metrics, and tracing.
4. Plan backup, recovery, patching, scaling, and incident response.
5. Identify where managed services reduce unnecessary operational burden.
Required output:
- Platform architecture
- CI/CD pipeline
- Environment model
- Observability plan
- Reliability controls
- Security checklist
- Operational runbook outline
Guardrails:
- Prefer simple managed components when they meet requirements.
- Make rollback a first-class deployment capability.
- Do not store secrets in source control or build artifacts.
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