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Troubleshooting for managed mode
Practical playbook for handling issues in managed mode: what to do when a run fails, how to keep audit trace, and how to restore stable operations quickly.
Troubleshooting for managed mode
Managed mode focuses on stability, but failures still happen: wrong inputs, temporary connectivity issues, or unexpected runtime state. This page is your operational playbook when a deployment fails or results differ from intent.
Purpose and prerequisites
- Purpose: quickly stabilize operations, identify root cause, and keep full run evidence for auditability.
- Prerequisites: onboarding completed, access to run history, and clear team ownership model.
- Needed inputs: run ID, workspace context, and latest logs.
Step-by-step response
- Pause further changes immediately — do not launch additional runs against the same target during the incident.
- Confirm scope and ownership — who launched it, from which workspace, and with which template stack.
- Review preflight and logs — preflight failures usually identify the root faster than deep runtime logs.
- Assess impact — is it a partial function issue or a production regression?
- Choose recovery path — fix required values, re-run, or execute controlled rollback.
- Record decision — add run comments with owner, reasoning, and chosen remediation.
- Prevent repeat failures — update onboarding and runbook checks where needed.
Execution checklist
- Do you have the correct run ID and workspace validated?
- Are logs available before and after the failure?
- Was the run triggered outside approved ownership and window?
- Is rollback path available and tested?
- Is incident context fully recorded in the change history?
Common mistakes
- Starting the next run before fully investigating the previous failure.
- Retrying without addressing root cause warnings.
- Missing audit details in runbook and workspace history.
- Unclear role ownership for incident decisions.
Next steps
- If repeatability is the issue, strengthen controls in managed operations and governance.
- Align governance checks using managed governance checklist.
- Validate long-term controls in runbook and governance.
- Run first deployment and production checklist for clean baseline.
- For another model, review self-hosted mode and mode migration.
Next step: Continue with managed operations, then validate runbook.