Delivered capability · 06

Explainable migration readiness

Transparent readiness dimensions across compatibility, validation, delivery, operations, ownership, and recovery.

DeliveredEvidence-led product capability
A readiness gauge assembled from several distinct evidence dimensions
ModelMulti-dimensional
Score basisTraceable evidence
UnknownsShown explicitly

Capability overview

Built around a verifiable operating model.

CutoverGrid readiness is not a single opaque percentage. The model evaluates distinct dimensions such as dependency compatibility, application behavior, test strength, delivery infrastructure, production observability, rollback capability, ownership, and execution sequencing. Each dimension is calculated from findings and evidence that teams can inspect, challenge, and update.

The model prevents strengths in one area from silently cancelling a critical weakness elsewhere. A service with compatible packages can remain unready because its production image cannot build on the target runtime; excellent tests do not replace missing rollback; a completed task does not count as proof until its acceptance and validation evidence are recorded. Unknowns reduce confidence and stay visible until an owner resolves them.

How it works

From source context to operational control.

01

Measure

Evaluate each readiness dimension from current repository and operational evidence.

02

Decompose

Show the findings, unknowns, and weights behind every dimension.

03

Improve

Connect gaps to owned remediation and validation work.

04

Recalculate

Update readiness automatically as new commits and validation results arrive.

Evidence produced

Every decision remains inspectable.

The capability produces structured evidence that can be reviewed by engineers and reused by downstream planning and verification.

Compatibility

Dependencies, APIs, runtime behavior, native modules, and configuration.

Validation

Unit, integration, contract, end-to-end, performance, and smoke evidence.

Operations

Observability, traffic control, rollback, approvals, and service ownership.

Freshness

The repository revision and validation timestamp behind the current state.

Operational impact

Why this capability matters.

An explainable readiness model helps leaders compare scope without flattening technical reality. Engineers see exactly what must become true, while program owners can distinguish real progress from task completion that has not yet produced operational proof.

See it in a migration assessment

Migration control in practice

Connect the evidence to an executable plan.

Start with the repositories, define the target transition, and see the technical and operational work required.