Claude-skill-registry deployment-validator
Validate release readiness through comprehensive pre-deployment checks. Use before deploying schedules, features, or infrastructure changes to production.
install
source · Clone the upstream repo
git clone https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry
Claude Code · Install into ~/.claude/skills/
T=$(mktemp -d) && git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry "$T" && mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills && cp -r "$T/skills/data/deployment-validator-euda1mon1a-autonomous-assignmen" ~/.claude/skills/majiayu000-claude-skill-registry-deployment-validator && rm -rf "$T"
manifest:
skills/data/deployment-validator-euda1mon1a-autonomous-assignmen/SKILL.mdtags
source content
Deployment Validator Skill
Comprehensive pre-deployment validation to ensure production readiness and minimize deployment risk.
When This Skill Activates
- Before deploying any code to production
- Before finalizing a new schedule for deployment
- Before applying database migrations
- Before infrastructure changes
- During emergency hotfix deployment
Validation Framework
Pre-Deployment Checklist
Code Quality Gate
- All tests passing (unit, integration, e2e)
- Type checking passes
- Linting passes
- Code coverage requirements met
- Security audit completed
- No critical/blocker issues
Database Migration Gate
- Migration tested on staging
- Rollback procedure documented
- Data backup created
- Migration time estimated
- Backward compatibility verified
Schedule Deployment Gate
- Schedule validated for ACGME compliance
- Coverage gaps resolved
- Faculty approvals obtained
- Resident notifications ready
- Contingency plan documented
Infrastructure Gate
- Capacity verified
- Monitoring configured
- Alerting rules active
- Rollback plan documented
- Health checks configured
Phase 1: Code and Quality Validation
1. Check test results - Unit tests: must pass - Integration tests: must pass - Coverage: must exceed threshold 2. Run security checks - OWASP Top 10 scan - Dependency vulnerability check - Secrets detection 3. Verify code quality - Linting: must pass - Type checking: must pass - Complexity: within limits
Phase 2: Database Readiness
1. Migration validation - Syntactically correct - No unsafe operations - Tested on copy of prod data - Rollback working 2. Data integrity - Backup created - Constraints still satisfied - Foreign keys valid - Indexes updated 3. Performance - Migration time acceptable - No long locks - Monitoring in place
Phase 3: Schedule Validation
1. Compliance check - ACGME rules verified - Coverage adequate - Staffing realistic 2. Operational check - Faculty confirmed availability - Rotation timing valid - Contingencies in place 3. Communication - Residents notified - Faculty acknowledged - Adjustments documented
Phase 4: Infrastructure and Monitoring
1. Capacity verification - CPU/memory adequate - Database connections sufficient - Network bandwidth available 2. Monitoring setup - Metrics collection active - Alerting rules configured - Dashboards ready - Health checks in place 3. Incident response - On-call team ready - Rollback procedure documented - Communication channels ready
Risk Assessment Matrix
| Risk Factor | Low | Medium | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| Code changes | <100 lines | 100-500 lines | >500 lines |
| Test coverage | >90% | 80-90% | <80% |
| Database changes | Add column | Schema restructure | Table drop |
| Deployment scope | Single component | Multiple components | System-wide |
| Rollback time | <5 minutes | 5-30 minutes | >30 minutes |
Risk Score = Sum of risk levels
- Low risk (0-5): Proceed with review
- Medium risk (6-12): Require additional testing
- High risk (13+): Escalate to human decision
Deployment Validation Report
## Deployment Readiness Report **Release:** [VERSION] **Date:** [DATETIME] **Deployment Type:** [CODE/DATABASE/SCHEDULE/INFRA] ### Risk Assessment - Overall Risk Level: [LOW/MEDIUM/HIGH] - Risk Score: [N/10] - Blockers: [COUNT] ### Quality Gates - [x] Code quality - [x] Tests passing - [x] Security audit - [x] Performance acceptable - [x] Monitoring ready ### Deployment Checklist - [ ] Pre-deployment steps complete - [ ] Rollback procedure documented - [ ] Team notification sent - [ ] Health checks configured - [ ] On-call team briefed ### Critical Items [List anything requiring attention before deployment] ### Recommendation - [APPROVED / CONDITIONAL / BLOCKED] ### Next Steps 1. [Action 1] 2. [Action 2]
Quick Validation Commands
# Full deployment validation python -m app.deployment.validator --release=current --full # Skip tests (if already run) python -m app.deployment.validator --release=current --skip-tests # Database migration check python -m app.deployment.validator --type=migration --path=alembic/versions/xxx # Schedule deployment validation python -m app.deployment.validator --type=schedule --schedule_id=current
Common Deployment Scenarios
Scenario 1: Hotfix Deployment
Risk: Medium (time pressure + changes) Validation:
- Tests for hotfix passes
- No regression in related tests
- Rollback tested
- Communication plan ready
Scenario 2: Major Feature Release
Risk: High (large change scope) Validation:
- Full test suite passes
- Staged rollout plan
- Monitoring for metrics
- Communication multi-channel
Scenario 3: Database Migration
Risk: Variable (depends on scope) Validation:
- Migration tested on staging
- Data backup confirmed
- Rollback tested
- Downtime window approved
Scenario 4: Schedule Deployment
Risk: Medium (operational impact) Validation:
- ACGME compliant
- Coverage verified
- Staffing confirmed
- Contingency documented
Escalation Decision Tree
Are there deployment blockers? ├─ YES → BLOCK deployment │ └─ Escalate to human decision └─ NO → Continue Are there critical warnings? ├─ YES → Require human approval │ └─ Document reasoning └─ NO → Continue Is rollback time acceptable? ├─ NO → Require automated rollback setup └─ YES → Proceed Is on-call team ready? ├─ NO → Delay deployment └─ YES → APPROVED for deployment
References
- See PROMPT_LIBRARY.md for deployment validation templates
- See CLAUDE.md for deployment procedures
- Incident response procedures in incident-responder skill