Global Tech Stack

Enforce a consistent tech stack by documenting approved languages, frameworks, and tools—such as TypeScript, Python, React, Node.js, and FastAPI—then apply CI/CD quality gates, linters, and formatters to validate compliance across package.json, requirements.txt, and infrastructure code. This prevents tech sprawl and ensures standardization.

Yes. Assess library fit by checking alignment with approved languages and frameworks, verifying it passes quality gate requirements in CI/CD pipelines, and ensuring it integrates with your existing linters, formatters, and testing frameworks before integration.

Standardize infrastructure-as-code by adopting Ansible playbooks as your approved automation tool, documenting governance standards in ADRs, and enforcing them through CI/CD pipelines. Apply consistent linting and approval workflows to all infrastructure definitions.

Manage upgrades by documenting migration strategies for each approved technology, enforcing upgrade cadences through CI/CD quality gates, and using ADRs to record decisions. Apply version constraints in package.json and requirements.txt with documented approval workflows.

Enforce coding standards by configuring linters and formatters in CI/CD pipelines to validate TypeScript, Python, and other approved languages. Set quality gates that block commits failing standards checks, ensuring consistency across all projects.

Yes. Standardize approved databases—PostgreSQL for relational data and Redis for caching—in your tech stack documentation and enforce their use through architecture review and CI/CD validation of infrastructure-as-code artifacts.