redeployability
Redeployability refers to the ease with which a system, asset, or capability can be moved, reconfigured, or restored to operating use in a different context or location after a deployment, disruption, or end of its current use. It applies to software and IT infrastructure, hardware assets, and organizational operations.
In software and IT, redeployability is supported by modular design, portability, automation, and repeatable processes: containerization
Beyond software, redeployability concerns logistics and operations, including military and humanitarian missions, manufacturing, and corporate resource
Key metrics include time to redeploy, downtime, change failure rate, total redeployment cost, and readiness level.
Examples include moving a microservice to another cloud region with minimal downtime, redeploying a field operations