CI/CD Pipeline Services & Zero-Downtime Deploys
Pipelines that test every change, deploy it to staging, then release to production without downtime, with a rollback plan for each release. GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, CircleCI or Jenkins.
What we can take on.
From one pipeline for one app to the full path from commit to production across several environments. Infrastructure work is covered under server and cloud migration.
How we work.
Three steps. You agree the scope and quote before any paid work starts.
Current State Assessment
Tell us how code reaches production today and where it breaks. We map the manual steps and risks, then send the scope and a quote. This first review is free.
Pipeline Implementation
We add the pipeline config to your repository, set up the staging environment and write a rollback runbook for each service. Every change comes to you as a pull request you review before it merges.
Team Training
We train your team on the new workflows and provide documentation so they can maintain and extend the pipelines.
Common questions.
Which CI/CD tools do you use?
If you already use one, we build on it. Starting fresh, GitHub Actions is usually simplest for GitHub repos and GitLab CI for GitLab; we keep Jenkins or CircleCI where you already run them.
How do you handle database migrations?
We split schema changes into backward-compatible steps: add new columns or tables first, deploy the code that uses them, then remove the old ones in a later release. Old and new versions run against the same database during a blue-green or canary switch, so a rollback normally does not need a database restore.
Do we need Kubernetes?
Not always. Many apps deploy reliably with Docker Compose on one or two servers or on a managed platform. We recommend Kubernetes when the workload needs it, not by default.
Have you done zero-downtime switch-overs before?
We have moved 700+ websites between servers without downtime. That is migration work rather than CI/CD, but the switch-over method is the same: build and test the new side first, then move traffic. It goes into your release step.
What do we get at the end?
The pipeline configuration in your own repository and written instructions for deploying and rolling back, so your team can run it without us.
Can you work with our existing tools?
Yes. We integrate with your existing toolchain and recommend changes only when there is a clear benefit. If nobody on the team knows the codebase well, a written code audit first shows which parts the pipeline has to protect.
What does it cost?
It depends on how many apps, environments and tests are involved. The first review is free, and you get the scope and quote in writing before any paid work.
Start with a free review.
Tell us how code reaches production today and what goes wrong. We reply by email with the scope, the access we need and a quote. A call happens only if you ask for one.