Cloud & IT

DevOps & CI/CD Services

We set up CI/CD pipelines that automatically build, test, and deploy your code on every push — using GitHub Actions, Docker, and Nginx — so shipping a change stops being a manual, error-prone event and becomes something that happens the same way every time.

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Why It Matters

Deployment shouldn't depend on one person remembering the steps

Manual deployment — SSH in, pull the latest code, restart the service, hope nothing breaks — works until it doesn't, usually at the worst time. A proper CI/CD pipeline runs tests automatically, builds a consistent artifact, and deploys it the same way every time, with a clear rollback if something goes wrong.

Automated testing

Tests run on every push, catching regressions before they reach production.

Containerized builds

Docker-based builds that run identically in development, staging and production.

Automated deployment

Push to deploy, with staged rollouts and rollback if something fails.

Our Process

How we set up a CI/CD pipeline

Current workflow review

Understand how you deploy today and where the manual, error-prone steps are.

Pipeline design

Design the build, test and deploy stages, including environments (staging, production).

Implementation

Set up GitHub Actions workflows, Docker builds, and Nginx configuration for deployment.

Handoff & documentation

Document the pipeline so your team can maintain and extend it without us.

Use Cases

Where DevOps work fits

Automating manual deployments

Replace SSH-and-pray deployments with a pipeline that tests and deploys automatically.

SaaSStartups

Multi-environment setup

Consistent staging and production environments that behave the same way.

Enterprise

Safe rollback capability

Set up so a bad deploy can be reverted in minutes, not hours of manual cleanup.

Ecommerce

Technology Stack

Tools we set up pipelines with

GitHub Actions Docker Nginx AWS / EC2 Terraform Kubernetes

Benefits

Why invest in CI/CD

Ship changes faster and more often, without deployment being a stressful event.

Automated tests catch regressions before they reach your customers.

Consistent environments eliminate "it works on my machine" problems.

Rollback capability turns a bad deploy into a minor incident instead of an outage.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

What is CI/CD?

CI/CD stands for Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment — automatically testing and building code on every change (CI), and automatically deploying it to your servers (CD), instead of doing these steps manually.

Do we need Kubernetes, or is Docker + a VM enough?

For most small-to-mid-sized applications, Docker containers on a well-configured VM with Nginx is sufficient and simpler to maintain. Kubernetes makes sense once you have multiple services that need independent scaling and orchestration.

Can you set this up on our existing GitHub repository?

Yes — we typically build the pipeline directly using GitHub Actions against your existing repo, without requiring a migration to a different Git platform.

How long does it take to set up a CI/CD pipeline?

A focused pipeline for one application typically takes one to two weeks, including testing across your staging and production environments.

Will our team be able to maintain the pipeline after handoff?

Yes — we document the pipeline configuration and walk your team through it so they can extend it without depending on us for every change.

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