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Complete Is Not Correct: Data Validation and Cutover When Replacing a System
Migrating every table does not mean the data is right. How to validate in layers, run cutover from a runbook, and have rollback ready before go-live.
Users Knew Before IT Did: Monitoring and Alerts That Wake You Only for What Matters
How to think about system monitoring and alerting in an organization: measure from the user's side, separate alerts worth waking someone for from those that can wait, tie alerts to an SLO, and avoid the traps Thai organizations hit, from the shutdown of LINE Notify to deciding who picks up the alert at 3am.
Before AI Agents Touch Production Systems: 7 Gates Your Organization Must Pass
Pass/fail criteria for CTOs, CIOs and IT leads before an AI agent is allowed to call APIs, change data or trigger actions in real enterprise systems, from agent identity and least privilege to audit logs and human approval, with references to Thailand's NCSA guidelines and OWASP.
Rewrite the Whole System or Gradually Refactor? A Decision Framework for Legacy Systems
A decision framework for executives and IT leads: should an aging system be rewritten from scratch, refactored gradually, or replaced piece by piece with a strangler approach — with the signals that decide and the cost of choosing wrong at data migration and cutover.
The DR Plan That Survives the Day: Who Decides, Who Communicates, When Systems Fail
Why most Disaster Recovery (DR) Plans fail on the human side before the technical side, and the key decisions in the first hour of an outage: who declares the incident, who orders the failover, communication, shift handover, and a blameless postmortem.