Infrastructure Archaeology is designed for engineers inheriting complex, undocumented, or fragmented cloud environments, particularly during company mergers or handovers. It provides a systematic four-layer framework to inventory resources, understand data flows, infer historical intent, and identify operational risks across AWS, Azure, and Kubernetes. By focusing on evidence-based hypothesis rather than guesswork, the skill helps teams untangle overlapping CIDRs, redundant services, and legacy kOps clusters while creating high-quality documentation through standardized infra-docs and ADRs.
Key Features
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02Standardized documentation output for Technical Debt and Architecture Decision Records
03Deep-dive patterns for AWS, Azure, and Kubernetes (kOps) environments
04Reverse-engineering of database schemas and performance tuning history
05Identification of merge artifacts like duplicate resources and overlapping networks
06Four-layer investigation framework for systematic resource discovery
