Lukasz Kainos developed the initial ServiceNow MySQL restore runbook for the hmcts/ops-runbooks repository, focusing on disaster recovery automation. He designed a Markdown-based guide that details the full recovery process, including provisioning Azure resources, creating SFTP users, generating SSH keys, mounting storage, and downloading database files. By referencing infrastructure repositories and Azure pipelines, Lukasz enabled automated, repeatable execution and improved collaboration between DevOps and infrastructure teams. His work demonstrated skills in cloud automation, DevOps practices, and technical documentation. The runbook provides a clear, auditable playbook that enhances disaster recovery readiness and supports cross-team operational consistency and reliability.