A practical cloud readiness checklist for SaaS teams covering cost attribution, capacity timing, cache freshness, customer-path monitoring, fallback planning, and ownership.
Cloud problems rarely start as one obvious failure.
-> Sometimes the bill improves, but nobody can explain which product benefited.
-> Sometimes GPUs are reserved, but the workload is not ready for the window.
-> Sometimes caching makes the product faster, but nobody owns refresh.
-> Sometimes the provider looks available, but users in one region still feel slow paths.
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