CI/CD setup: releases without the nerves.
If new versions go live by hand, from one person's machine, sooner or later something breaks. We set up automated testing and releases, write down how it works, and if needed, teach your team.
Let's talk about CI/CD
Sound familiar?
- Releases are manual, and everyone holds their breath.
- Only one person knows how to ship a new version.
- There are no automated tests, so bugs show up in production.
- When something breaks, you can't roll back quickly.
This can be fixed, and it does not mean rewriting everything.
What we set up
Version control
If it is not there yet, the code goes into version control with a clear history.
Automated tests
Every change runs through the tests before it can go live.
Automated releases
One approved change, and the new version is live without downtime.
Test environment
You check it there first, and only then does it go live.
Rollback
If something still goes wrong, you can go back to the previous version in one step.
Secrets and access
Passwords and keys are not in the code, and you know who can access what.
So it cannot happen again
At one partner a system was deleted just before launch, backups included, and had to be rebuilt overnight. A week later we introduced version control and backups kept separately on different continents.
Read the caseHow we set it up
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Assessment
We look at how your team works today and where the biggest risk is, and tell you in writing.
- 2
Setup
We build the process step by step, on top of the tools you already use.
- 3
Documentation and training
We write down how it works, and if needed, teach your colleagues.
How does your code get to production?
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