Environment Standard

Definitions

1. A shared standard for how development, testing, or deployment environments should be defined and reproduced. Environment standards help reduce the drift and tribal knowledge that otherwise make systems hard to run consistently.

   In plain English: A standard way of defining and reproducing environments consistently.

   Example: "The platform team pushed an environment standard so local dev, CI, and staging stopped diverging in subtle ways that only surfaced during release week."

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