Automated deployment
We build the flow that takes your changes from the repository to production, with test environments, approval and a way back.
Tell us what is happening: we review your situation and identify what makes sense to assess first.
Deploy without depending on a single person
I push changes by hand over SSH.
Does any of this sound familiar?
- Every deployment is done by hand, over SSH or FTP.
- It depends on one person who knows how to do it.
- Going back means restoring a backup.
- There is no record of what was deployed or when.
- Deploying is scary, so it is done rarely.
How we solve it
Application servers in containers, test and production environments, and monitoring.
- 01
Discovery
We review how your application is built, tested and deployed today.
- 02
Sizing
We define the flow: repository, environments and approval points.
- 03
Proposal
We deliver the flow design and what it automates.
- 04
Implementation
We build it and rehearse it, including the rollback.
- 05
Operation
We monitor the flow and maintain it.
What to expect
- Fewer human errors in every deployment.
- A record of what was deployed and when.
- A rehearsed way back.
Services we solve it with
What depends on a technical assessment
Repository and the team's way of working, language and stack, number of environments and the level of approval you want.
What it does not cover
We don't write the automated tests or your application's code.
Frequently asked questions
Which tools do you use?
It is defined in the discovery, based on your repository and your stack.
Can I still deploy by hand in an emergency?
Yes, the procedure allows for it and we document it.
More solutions in this category
Containerized applications
I want to use Docker in production, done right.
View solution → 02Servers by language
I need the right environment for my stack.
View solution → 03Production APIs
I have to publish my API reliably.
View solution → 04Staging environments
We test in production because there is no other environment.
View solution →Tell us what you need to solve
The first conversation is about understanding the situation. You do not need to know the right product in advance.
