CI/CD Pipelines Services

Our CI/CD work is for CTOs and engineering leads whose releases have become slow, manual or nerve-racking. If deployments need a specific person, happen late at night to limit damage, or regularly break something unrelated, the pipeline is costing you more than it should.

Pipelines are part of our DevOps and cloud engineering service, and the work is done by senior engineers only, each with 25+ years of engineering experience shipping production systems. We have built pipelines on GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps, GitLab CI and Jenkins, and we pick the tool that fits your repositories and team rather than the one we prefer.

A good pipeline makes the safe path the easy path. Every change is built the same way, tested automatically, scanned for vulnerable dependencies and leaked secrets, and deployed to each environment by the same process. Production releases become routine because they are no different from the hundred releases to staging before them.

We design pipelines around your risk profile. A marketing site might deploy on every merge; a regulated platform might need manual approvals, change records and a staged rollout. Both can be automated. We also make pipelines fast, with caching and parallel jobs, because a pipeline engineers have to wait for is a pipeline they will try to bypass.

Infrastructure belongs in the pipeline too. Terraform is our standard for infrastructure as code, so environment changes are reviewed, versioned and applied by the same process as application code.

For Be-IQ we rebuilt a failing AWS environment, including new CI/CD pipelines, as part of moving the platform from EKS to ECS. For Microsoft's Nuance Dragon licensing system we delivered Azure DevOps pipelines alongside PostgreSQL and security work. For London Medical Laboratory we implemented CI/CD for a clinical diagnostics platform.

We start by reviewing your current release process, repositories and environments, usually as part of a paid Architecture Assessment. You get a written plan that ranks changes by impact: often a handful of fixes, such as automated tests on every pull request or a single repeatable deploy script, remove most of the pain.

We then build the pipeline alongside your team, migrating one service at a time so nothing stops shipping. Work is billed weekly on actual hours, everything lives in your own repositories, and we finish with documentation and a walkthrough so your engineers own the result. If you want ongoing help, we can support the pipeline as part of a managed service.