ln-629-lifecycle-auditor

To audit graceful shutdown and resource cleanup in containerized services, apply a lifecycle auditor to detect missing shutdown handlers and resource leaks. It verifies signal handling and outputs a markdown report with a numeric compliance score.

Application lifecycle auditing verifies bootstrap initialization order, graceful shutdown, and liveness probes in containerized services. You need it in CI/CD deployments to prevent resource leaks and ensure dependencies are initialized before use.

To check bootstrap initialization order and signal handling for worker processes, run a lifecycle audit. It enforces checks to ensure dependencies are initialized before use and validates that proper signal handling mechanisms are configured.

Yes, you can generate a lifecycle compliance report for containerized services in production. The audit consolidates findings on startup sequence, probes, and shutdown handlers into a markdown report with a numeric score for integration.

Yes, lifecycle auditing detects missing or misconfigured liveness and readiness probes in containerized deployments. It enforces checks for these probes alongside startup sequence and shutdown handlers to surface actionable findings.

Automated lifecycle auditing for resource cleanup gaps requires access to the service's runtime configuration and deployment code. It surfaces findings based on static checks for shutdown handlers and probes, but does not execute runtime memory profiling.