Production CI/CD Pipeline in GitHub Actions or GitLab CIAshref Gamoudi
Manual deploys are a tax you pay every release. Someone SSHs in, runs the steps in the right order, hopes nothing was missed, and the whole team waits. It works until the person who knows the steps is on holiday.
I build the pipeline that removes that person from the critical path. Push to a branch, the pipeline builds, tests, scans, and deploys, and if something fails it rolls back on its own instead of paging you.
I ran a three stage GitLab CI pipeline for a Eurosystem grade financial platform where releases are audited and a bad deploy is a reportable event, and cut lead time by 60 percent doing it. The habits from that environment are what you are buying: every step explicit, every artifact versioned, nothing that only works on one person's laptop.
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
Working pipeline configuration committed to your repository, secrets handled properly instead of pasted into variables, a rollback path that has been tested rather than assumed, and a runbook your team can follow without me.
SCOPE LEVELS
- Base: $1,200, 1 week. One application, one environment, automated tests in pipeline.
- Extended: $1,800, 8 days. Three environments, manual approval gates, automated rollback, secrets management, container build and push, written runbook.
- Full: $2,600, 12 days. Up to three applications, security scanning with SAST and image scan, plus a Terraform plan and apply stage.
Commonly Added: migrating an existing Jenkins pipeline across, blue-green or canary deploys, ArgoCD GitOps instead of push based, team training session.
I build on a feature branch against a non production environment. Your main branch is never touched until you approve it as a normal pull request. Then I deliberately break a deploy to prove the rollback works, because an untested rollback is not a rollback.
Works with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, AWS CodePipeline and Bitbucket Pipelines.
TO GET STARTED
message me with your CI platform, where the app deploys to, and
how you deploy today step by step even if it is embarrassing. That last one is the single most useful thing you can send me.
FAQs
Starting at$1,200
Duration9 days
Tags
Docker
GitHub Actions
Terraform
CI/CD
DevOps Engineer
Deployment Automation
GitLab CI
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Production CI/CD Pipeline in GitHub Actions or GitLab CIAshref Gamoudi
Starting at$1,200
Duration9 days
Tags
Docker
GitHub Actions
Terraform
CI/CD
DevOps Engineer
Deployment Automation
GitLab CI
Manual deploys are a tax you pay every release. Someone SSHs in, runs the steps in the right order, hopes nothing was missed, and the whole team waits. It works until the person who knows the steps is on holiday.
I build the pipeline that removes that person from the critical path. Push to a branch, the pipeline builds, tests, scans, and deploys, and if something fails it rolls back on its own instead of paging you.
I ran a three stage GitLab CI pipeline for a Eurosystem grade financial platform where releases are audited and a bad deploy is a reportable event, and cut lead time by 60 percent doing it. The habits from that environment are what you are buying: every step explicit, every artifact versioned, nothing that only works on one person's laptop.
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
Working pipeline configuration committed to your repository, secrets handled properly instead of pasted into variables, a rollback path that has been tested rather than assumed, and a runbook your team can follow without me.
SCOPE LEVELS
- Base: $1,200, 1 week. One application, one environment, automated tests in pipeline.
- Extended: $1,800, 8 days. Three environments, manual approval gates, automated rollback, secrets management, container build and push, written runbook.
- Full: $2,600, 12 days. Up to three applications, security scanning with SAST and image scan, plus a Terraform plan and apply stage.
Commonly Added: migrating an existing Jenkins pipeline across, blue-green or canary deploys, ArgoCD GitOps instead of push based, team training session.
I build on a feature branch against a non production environment. Your main branch is never touched until you approve it as a normal pull request. Then I deliberately break a deploy to prove the rollback works, because an untested rollback is not a rollback.
Works with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, AWS CodePipeline and Bitbucket Pipelines.
TO GET STARTED
message me with your CI platform, where the app deploys to, and
how you deploy today step by step even if it is embarrassing. That last one is the single most useful thing you can send me.
FAQs
$1,200