Things to consider: is building a clear and repeatable task? Is it fast "enough"? What happens when builds fail? Are failures easy to diagnose?

Things to consider: is testing a clear and repeatable task? Is it fast "enough"? What happens when tests fail? Are failures easy to diagnose? Are test environments adequate? Are test environments easy to access/spin up/clean up/inject test data?

Things to consider: are deployments a clear and repeatable task? Do you know what the deployment strategy is? What happens when deployments fail? Is it possible and straightforward to rollback a failed deployment? Do you have access to the necessary logs to understand why a deployment failed and/or its current status?

Things to consider: do you know how each service is being monitored and have access to the data? Are adequate alerts (few false positives) being sent? Are logs and information accessible and easy to find? Are data flows across services relatively easy to follow?

Things to consider: do you know what's the incident response procedure? Do you feel you have enough experience (either real or simulated) to deal with incidents without high levels of stress? Do you know who to reach out for help during an incident when you're on-call? Would you be anxious about a 3am outage? What about an incident in a service that hasn't been modified for months or years?

Things to consider: do you feel you have sufficient awareness to raise questions on changes that might require compliance oversight or at least a quick debrief? Are you confident that you know which industry regulations are of concern for your services? If yes, do you feel that this knowledge is being refreshed often enough?