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{
  "request": "Triage Jira ticket MZCLD-3712: Runlayer: stand up a proof of concept",
  "references": [
    "https://mozilla-hub.atlassian.net/browse/MZCLD-3712"
  ],
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    "issue": "MZCLD-3712"
  }
}

summary

MZCLD-3712 is a Backlog-status exploratory ticket asking Cloud Engineering to stand up a proof-of-concept in Runlayer, primarily as a hands-on learning exercise during a trial period rather than to deliver a specific deliverable. The ticket has no comments, no acceptance criteria, no linked runbook/design doc, and no assignee/owner indicated in the data pulled. It references "AIW tickets" (presumably IT's existing Runlayer configurations) as a starting point but does not link them directly, and no Confluence page is referenced. Triage should focus on clarifying scope, owner, timeline (tied to the trial window), and linking the referenced AIW tickets/IT configs before work begins.

findings

• Ticket is a low-definition exploratory/learning task, not a scoped deliverable — success criteria are 'capture what was easy, hard, and surprising' rather than a concrete feature or output.
• Ticket explicitly depends on external context (IT's existing Runlayer configs in 'AIW tickets') that is not linked or attached, creating a risk of duplicated or misaligned effort.
• No owner, due date, story points, or acceptance criteria are visible in the pulled data, and status is still Backlog with zero comments — indicating the ticket has not yet been actively picked up or scoped for sprint work.
• No Confluence runbook/design doc is referenced in the ticket text, so no additional context could be pulled beyond the Jira description.

proposed actions

Triage notes: This ticket is currently unscoped beyond the general goal of getting hands-on with Runlayer during the trial window. Before moving out of Backlog, recommend the following:

1. Link the specific AIW ticket(s) with IT's existing working Runlayer configuration so we can reuse/fork from them instead of starting from scratch.
2. Define a minimal concrete PoC scope (e.g., one workflow/service to run end-to-end in Runlayer) so 'something real running' is testable/demoable.
3. Assign an owner and a target date tied to the trial window's expiration, since the value here is time-boxed learning.
4. Add a lightweight acceptance criterion, e.g., a short write-up/doc capturing what was easy, hard, and surprising, as the concrete deliverable for this PoC.

Happy to help pull in the AIW ticket details once identified. Flagging for scoping/owner assignment before pulling into an active sprint.

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      "summary": "Runlayer: stand up a proof of concept",
      "status": "Backlog",
      "description_text": "Background Cloud Engineering has not used Runlayer directly. The trial gives us a window to get hands-on, and the PoC is the vehicle for the learning \u2014 what we build matters less than what building it teaches us. Goal Get something real running in Runlayer end to end, and capture what was easy, what was hard, and what surprised us. Notes IT already has working configurations in Runlayer (see the AIW tickets). Start from what they have rather than from scratch where that saves time.",
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