How teams confirm what actually shipped to production

Why Post-Deployment Review Matters

After a deployment completes, teams need to verify reality, not intent.
Successful pipelines do not guarantee expected production state.

Post-deployment review closes that gap.

Checking Live State

Teams use Termina to confirm:

• Which services are running

• Which versions are live

• Which environment was affected

• When the change became active

This ensures the deployment landed where expected.

Comparing Expected vs Actual

Termina allows teams to compare:

• Planned changes

• Detected deployments

• Resulting environment state

This helps identify partial rollouts, missed updates, or unintended side effects.

Identifying Unexpected Changes

During review, teams may surface:

• Additional changes not tied to the deployment

• Configuration or infrastructure drift

• Overlapping updates from other teams

These signals are visible immediately after shipping.

Closing the Deployment Loop

A post-deployment review is complete when teams:

• Confirm the correct state is live

• Understand all detected changes

• Resolve or acknowledge any unexpected signals

This establishes confidence before moving on.