QuickGreen · Weekly tech-ops
Tech-OPs KPIs18.08.2026 - 24.08.2026 · inclusive
Slack
Linear
Better Stack
Lines under each KPI show the last eight reporting weeks - 23.6 · 2.7 · 13.7 · 21.7 · 28.7 · 4.8 · 11.8 · 18.8 - current week marked; hover a point for its value. Windows vary in length, the flow definition changed on 21.7, and the 4.8 export was empty. Read the shapes as direction.
Ops & reliability · delta vs prev week (11.08-17.08)
▼ 33%
2
Ops support
threads · Slack
0%
0
Incidents
none logged
Flow · Linear · delta vs prev week
▲ 73%
19
Issues shipped
Ready4Live / Deployed / Done
▲ 75%
21
Estimated points
across the 19 issues
▲ 75%
7 · 37%
Urgent or Bug
of 19 shipped
▼ 33%
3.8d
Avg cycle time
Ready for Dev → target · subset
Cycle time fell again to 3.8d, the fastest in the series, on the highest-volume week since June (19 issues). But points-per-issue is low (~1.1) and 37% of shipped work was urgent or bug, so the speed partly reflects many small reactive items flowing quickly rather than large roadmap items. Flow counts Done since 21.7.
Noteworthy · DR drill
First DB backup restoration drill. Expected downtime ~4:48 min; 22 min from start until an engineer fully validated the restored backup. First run of the recovery path and a solid baseline to improve against.
Observation
volume up · reactive share rising · DR baseline set
- Reactive work is now a trend, not noise. 7 of 19 shipped (37%) were urgent or bug, rising six weeks straight (1 → 1 → 3 → 3 → 4 → 7). Either more is breaking upstream, or fixes are cleared fast while roadmap waits. The 3.8d cycle time supports the second - small items flow quickly and pull the average down. Worth deciding which before it sets the quarter.
- Read the throughput spike with care. 19 issues and 21 points is the biggest output since June, but points-per-issue is only ~1.1, so this is volume of small tickets as much as roadmap progress. Impressive on the chart, but not the same as shipping large features.
- Pharmacy config is productising. The Fritz Apotheke Saturday-only-Uber case became QG-936 (admin toggle) and QG-937 (schedule-based) - per-pharmacy availability moving from ad-hoc requests to a real setting. The duplicate-strain deletion is the same product-data-hygiene theme as last week's CSV pack-size fix.