THE IMPLEMENTATION PRESENTATION
A shared path to production.
Walk through the four stages together. Use the controls or arrow keys to move through the presentation.
01 / DAYS 1–3
Align
Stand up the StationOps workspace, gather context, and agree how delivery will run.
- Your StationOps workspace
A dedicated operating workspace — ready before you fill out a form.
- Guided onboarding form
We understand your stack, risk, and goals without a week of workshops.
- Onboarding call
Shared priorities, clear owners, and a realistic path to go-live.
02 / WEEK 1
Design
Architecture, required access, and an implementation plan with acceptance criteria.
- Initial architecture
Proposed landing zones, environments, and build order.
- Required access
Cloud, DNS, repo, and tool access ready so delivery is not blocked.
- Resolve open questions
Open questions closed before build starts.
- Implementation plan
Detailed plan and acceptance criteria for go-live.
03 / WEEKS 2–4
Deliver
Deploy infrastructure and services, stand up environments, test, and cut over to production.
- Delivery kick-off
Build starts against the agreed plan — StationOps runs delivery through the platform.
- Deploy cloud infrastructure
CIS-aligned cloud foundations live — landing zones, networking, identity/SSO, logging, and guardrails — deployed through StationOps.
- Build & deploy services
Priority services are built and deployed through StationOps — pipelines, environments, and release path in place.
- Deploy environments
Non-prod and production environments are stood up through StationOps — ready for services and cutover.
- Testing
Infrastructure, services, and environments are tested together. Failures loop back into deploy work until ready for cutover.
- Issues resolved
Open test findings are fixed or explicitly deferred — the platform is ready to finish ops setup and cut over.
- Monitoring, alerts & team access
Observability is on, alerts route correctly, and your team can see deploys and requests in StationOps.
- Production cutover
Production traffic moves onto the production environment in a planned window — change recorded in StationOps.
04 / ONGOING
Operate
Managed cloud operations through StationOps — changes as requests, not new projects.
- Go-live sign-off
You confirm the environment meets the plan — managed operations begin.
- Managed cloud operations
Security, reliability, cost, and change — operated through StationOps. Your team builds product.
Timing is illustrative and depends on agreed scope and dependencies. All four stages are included when printing.