monitoring-audit

Observability audits evaluate application code and infrastructure-as-code to verify logging, error tracking, health endpoints, and alerting are configured so production failures are detected and actionable.

Incident readiness minimums require implementing health checks and runbooks alongside alerting configuration to ensure operational issues are quickly detected and actionable during production failures.

Silent production failures are prevented by auditing monitoring coverage to flag missing health checks and missing runbooks as minimum viable requirements, producing severity-scored findings for remediation.

Monitoring audits apply during post-deployment investigations by reviewing logs, error tracking, and alerting configuration to determine whether deployment failures will be detected and understood quickly.

An observability audit triggered by a launch-check warning produces a persistable findings table with severity scoring and an incident-readiness verdict, persisting audit history for monitoring trends across runs.

The monitoring audit requires checking both application code and infrastructure-as-code to verify that logging, error tracking, health endpoints, and alerting align with an incident-ready monitoring standard.