Backups exist, recovery is uncertain
We verify recovery time, data integrity and disaster scenarios—not simply whether a backup job runs.
ATLAS HEALTH CHECK
Measure infrastructure risk and receive a prioritized improvement plan
We review server, container, network, security, backup and operational configurations without changing them, then report findings with evidence, business impact and remediation priority.
Which risks should be visible before they cause an incident?
Systems run, capacity is unknown
CPU, memory, storage, network and service dependencies are reviewed for growth and bottleneck risk.
Access is open, ownership is unclear
Privileges, service accounts, certificates, secrets and externally exposed surfaces are assessed.
Changes ship without a rollback path
Deployment, CI/CD, configuration and rollback readiness are checked for operational risk.
We assess the working system as a whole—not isolated tools
Servers and operating systems
Linux, Windows Server, services, access, storage, resource use and baseline hardening.
Docker and container platforms
Images, Compose/Swarm, networking, volumes, resource limits, health checks, logs and secrets.
Network, proxy and TLS
DNS, firewalls, ports, Nginx/reverse proxy, certificate chain and external attack surface.
GitLab and CI/CD
Runners, Registry, pipelines, credentials, artifacts, deployment and rollback mechanisms.
Backup and continuity
Coverage, retention, encryption, restore tests, RPO/RTO and single points of failure.
Monitoring and operations
Logs, metrics, alerts, capacity tracking, documentation, ownership and incident readiness.
THE DELIVERABLE
An actionable decision document—not a technical checklist
The report combines enough detail for technical teams to act with a summary that lets decision-makers understand risk and investment priorities.
- Executive summary and overall risk score
- Current system and dependency inventory
- Critical, high, medium and low findings with evidence
- Business impact and likely consequence of each finding
- Recommended remediation and validation method
- Prioritized 30/60/90-day improvement roadmap
- Estimated implementation effort and dependencies
- Report presentation and technical review meeting
A controlled, evidence-based review without disrupting the environment
Scope and access plan
Systems, business criticality, review boundaries and secure access are defined.
Technical review
Configurations, observations and read-only outputs are assessed against structured checklists.
Risk analysis and report
Findings are documented with evidence, impact, severity and recommended actions.
Presentation and roadmap
Results are reviewed with the technical team and near- and mid-term priorities are agreed.
A review level suited to the size of your environment
Essential
Small production environmentsOne server or a limited service footprint
- ✓ Baseline security and access
- ✓ Resource and service checks
- ✓ Backup assessment
- ✓ Prioritized findings report
Professional
Multi-component infrastructureServers, Docker, GitLab and network components
- ✓ Detailed architecture and dependency analysis
- ✓ CI/CD and container checks
- ✓ Business continuity assessment
- ✓ 30/60/90-day roadmap
Advanced
Critical and enterprise systemsMultiple environments and business-critical services
- ✓ Broad risk audit
- ✓ Capacity and disaster scenarios
- ✓ Team and operational processes
- ✓ Executive presentation and technical workshop
A fixed proposal is provided once the system count and scope are agreed.
ACCESS AND CONFIDENTIALITY
The review follows controlled access and least-privilege principles
- Where possible, checks use read-only access.
- No production change is made without separate approval.
- Credential and secret values are never included in the report.
- Collected technical outputs are used only for analysis and reporting.
- Access, retention and deletion terms are documented before work starts.
About Atlas Health Check
Are changes made during the Health Check?
No. The primary purpose is assessment and reporting. Any required change is separately approved and scoped.
How long does it take?
Timing depends on the number of servers, services, environments and integrations. A delivery date is provided after scoping.
Is the report only for technical teams?
No. The executive summary explains business impact and priority, while technical sections provide evidence and remediation detail.
Can you fix the issues you identify?
Yes. Findings can become a separate implementation scope, but there is no obligation to purchase remediation services.
How is pricing determined?
A fixed scope and price are based on system count, technology diversity, environment count and review depth.
Make production risk visible
Tell us briefly about your environment. We will define the systems, access method, deliverables and fixed-price proposal together.
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