
Postmortem Review Deck
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Engineering reviews drift into opinion when delivery and reliability are reported separately, or when averages hide a long tail. This deck puts the four DORA metrics in one story: a timeline for deployment frequency, a roadmap for lead time, a table for change failures, a process for restore, then commentary with owners.
The sample follows Marlowe Green Cloud in Q2 2027: deploys up from 9 to 21 a day, median lead time halved to 43 hours, change failure rate steady at 11% and restore time at 47 minutes. Replace the figures with your last four quarters, state the data source for each, and set a target for every metric.
Click Make a copy in Google Slides, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Replace the four headline DORA figures with your last four quarters of data and name the source of each.
Set a target for each metric, flag the ones that are off track and update the service table.
Limit actions to three, each with an owner, and delete any commentary your data cannot support.
Delete the guide slide at the end, then share or present the deck.
All four: deployment frequency, lead time for changes, change failure rate and time to restore. Each has its own slide, with medians and p90 shown so averages do not hide a long tail.
Yes, change the table rows to teams, but report team-level trends only and never rank individual developers. Tracking individuals distorts behavior and weakens the data.
No. Marlowe Green Cloud, its people, email addresses and every figure are fictional sample data. Replace them with your own measurements before presenting.
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