Setting up automatic deployment (CI/CD)
Application updates are deployed automatically and the same way every time — instead of a three-page manual instruction.
The problem
Manual deployment is a risk: a step forgotten, the wrong file copied, the wrong server updated. And everything rests on the person who remembers the order.
Who it is for
- Deploying a new version is a manual process that only one person knows
- Something regularly breaks after updates
- You want to deploy more often and with less stress
What you get
- Deployment by a button or on a push to the repository
- A separate test environment, if you do not have one yet
- A clear rollback to the previous version
How the work goes
- 01
You describe the process and the systems — through the form or on WhatsApp
- 02
A short conversation and, if needed, a demonstration of how everything works now
- 03
An estimate: what we do, in what order and what we need from you
- 04
Implementation step by step, checked on your data
- 05
Handover: a short instruction and what to do if something goes wrong
What you will need
- Where the code is kept (GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps…) and where the application runs
- How deployment is done now — step by step
- Access — after we agree, through separate accounts
Limits — honestly
- If the project has no tests, CI/CD will not replace them — but it will make deployment predictable
- Passwords and access keys are not accepted through the form — we pass them separately once we agree
- I give the cost and timing after the estimate
Example
A team deploys a .NET application by hand on Friday evenings. After the setup, deployment runs from GitHub automatically, and a rollback takes a couple of minutes.
Terms
- Price
- From 500 USD
We settle the other terms in the first message — write to me and I will answer specifically.
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