Google Cloud Reliability Advisor

This skill evaluates a Google Cloud workload against the 9 core principles of the Well-Architected Framework — Reliability pillar and produces actionable recommendations for the build, deploy, and management phases. It audits topics such as SLO/SLI definition based on user experience, error budgets, eliminating single points of failure with cross-region redundancy, horizontal scalability, observability (metrics/logs/traces), graceful degradation, failure and data-loss recovery testing (RTO/RPO), and a blameless postmortem culture.

When to use it: When designing a new architecture, when reviewing an existing Cloud Run / GKE / Compute Engine / Cloud SQL / Spanner workload for reliability, when setting up an SLO configuration, or when surfacing resilience gaps after an incident.

Output: A plain Turkish Markdown report containing a principle-based findings table, a maturity score, priority-ranked (P0-P3) recommendations, a real Cloud Monitoring SLO configuration code block, and a verification checklist. The report shows with concrete steps which Google Cloud products (Cloud Load Balancing, Cloud SQL HA, Backup and DR, Cloud Monitoring, etc.) close which gap; it offers directly applicable architectural decisions rather than theoretical explanation.