CI/CD pipelines
Every change tested and deployed the same way, so a release stops being an event.
- Pillar
- Software
- Typical timeline
- 1 to 4 weeks
- Price
- Quoted in a written scope after the first call
Who it is for
Development teams that deploy by hand, from one laptop, or only when the senior developer is around.
The problem
Manual releases are slow and break in ways nobody can reproduce. Tests exist but do not run, staging differs from production, and rolling back means a long night.
What you get
- 01Pipelines in GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or the tool you already use
- 02Tests, linting, and builds on every pull request
- 03Preview environments per branch where your stack allows it
- 04Deploys to staging and production with a one-step rollback
- 05Secrets handled properly and a written runbook for the team
How it works
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Step 1
Audit
We read your repositories and current release steps, and list what breaks and why.
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Step 2
Pipeline
Build, test, and deploy stages, added one at a time so nothing stops working.
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Step 3
Environments
A staging environment that matches production, plus previews where they help.
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Step 4
Handover
A runbook, a session with your team, and a check after the first real releases.
Timeline
1 to 4 weeks
A typical range for this kind of work. The written scope we send after the first call sets your actual dates.
Related work
Projects for this service are being written up. See all work
Questions buyers ask
Do we need Kubernetes?
Probably not. Most teams ship well with containers on a managed service. We pick the simplest setup that fits your traffic.
Will this slow our developers down?
A good pipeline gives feedback in minutes. If a check is slow or flaky, we fix it or remove it.
Can you work with our current cloud setup?
Yes. We work inside your accounts and keep what already works.
Tell us what you are trying to build
A 30-minute call. You explain the problem, we ask questions, and you leave knowing whether we are the right team and what the work would involve.