I will write an MLOps checklist and a model-release one-pager

Write an mlops checklist and a model-release one-pager. An MLOps checklist is a practical way to ask whether a model or automation is ready to use, and how you will notice when it breaks. You get a checklist and a model-release one-pager for one system: version, data, checks, owner, and rollback. The language is plain. This is operations design, not a promise that I will run your production cluster.

This is for small data and product teams who are about to use a model or a script in a real workflow, and for leads who need a one-page release record. You do not need a full platform already. This is not a Kubernetes build, and not a vendor implementation inside your cloud account.

What I need from you:

• What the model or automation does, and where it would run if you already know (laptop, a simple server, or a vendor tool)
• Who owns it, and what 'released' means for you (a first internal use, or a wider rollout)
• Any current pain (silent failures, unclear versions, or no rollback plan)

You send what the model does, where it might run, and who owns it. I write a checklist (data, version, tests, monitoring, access, and rollback) and a one-pager you can file when you release. I keep the advice proportionate to a small team. Files are a Doc or DOCX and a one-page sheet. I do not require admin access. If you already have a tool, I will write the checklist in a way you can map to it, without inventing official screenshots.

What you get on Basic ($15, delivered in 24 hours):

• An MLOps checklist plus a model-release one-pager for one model or automation, as a Google Doc or DOCX and a one-page sheet
• 1 revision
• Delivery in 24 hours

Standard ($23, delivered in 48 hours):

• The checklist, a one-pager, and a simple incident-and-rollback card
• 2 revisions

Premium ($33, delivered in 72 hours):

• The checklist, a one-pager, an incident card, and a short weekly-health checklist
• 3 revisions

Walk the checklist before a release, fill the one-pager, and keep it with the version you actually shipped. Use the incident card in Standard or Premium when something fails. Update the sheet when the data or the model changes. This does not replace your own testing.

Honest limits: Built with spreadsheets or code from the files or public info you provide. I do not log into your private accounts. This is documentation and a release habit, not 24/7 operations, not cloud administration, and not a certification of safety. I will not write a plan that hides risk. I do not log into your servers or hold production keys. High-stakes uses (credit, hiring, medical) need your own legal and domain review.

Need more? Upgrade to Standard or Premium, or add extras for another version, express delivery, or more revisions.