CI/CD Pipeline
We work closely with our clients and release team to create reliable, easy-to-use build and deploy pipelines. We start from tests and security scans, finishing with tags and changelogs that make shipping safe and simple.
What's included
- Automated test stage: unit tests, integration tests, and lint checks on every pull request
- Security scan stage: SAST analysis and dependency vulnerability audit (OWASP)
- Environment-specific deploy steps: staging promotion with manual gate, then production
- Rollback strategy: automated rollback trigger on health-check failure
- Tag and changelog automation on every release
- Deploy notifications (Slack or email) with pass/fail context
- Branch protection rules and merge requirements
- Documented runbook: how to trigger, monitor, and roll back a deploy
- Handoff walkthrough session with your team
Who it's for
Teams who are deploying manually via SSH or FTP, running pipelines that break unpredictably, or spending more than 30 minutes on a deploy. Also useful for teams that have a pipeline but no rollback plan — one bad deploy can mean hours of incident response.
How we work
- Understand — review your current deploy process, hosting, and test coverage
- Define Done — agree the pipeline stages, environments, and acceptance criteria in writing
- Implement — build iteratively: tests first, then deploy stages, then notifications and rollback
- Handoff — walkthrough with your team, full documentation, access removed at project close
Typical timeline
1–2 weeks depending on your stack and number of environments. Fixed scope, fixed quote upfront. If requirements change, scope is renegotiated before work continues — no surprise bills.
What we've seen fixed
Teams using this service typically go from deploying once a week (manually, nervously) to shipping multiple times per day with confidence. A failed deploy becomes a non-event: the pipeline catches it, rolls back, and notifies the team before a customer notices.