GitHub Actions & Jenkins
Create or refactor workflows and pipelines. Review runners or agents, build dependencies, credential access and reusable steps. Modernize incrementally where existing jobs still serve the team.
Unreliable CI/CD, manual releases or drifting environments? Our DevOps consulting connects build automation, infrastructure changes and deployment into a process your team can run and maintain.
Tools are part of the work. So are artifact handling, credentials, configuration and the steps your team takes when a deployment fails.
Build a repeatable path for deploying the same artifact across environments, with checks and approvals where they are needed.
Use Infrastructure as Code and version-controlled configuration to reduce drift and make changes easier to review.
Investigate build dependencies, runner behavior, caching and deployment steps before deciding what to replace.
Build a new CI/CD implementation or improve what is already there. Keep the solution understandable for the people who will own it.
Create or refactor workflows and pipelines. Review runners or agents, build dependencies, credential access and reusable steps. Modernize incrementally where existing jobs still serve the team.
Define build inputs, test stages and artifact versioning. Automate environment promotion, release approvals and deployment verification, with explicit recovery steps.
Connect Terraform or CloudFormation changes to review and deployment workflows. Account for state, permissions, environment differences and drift before automating the apply step.
Automate application and container deployments, including Kubernetes workloads. Document pipeline ownership, failure handling and routine changes so your team can operate the result.
Bring a failing run, the relevant configuration and the expected behavior. We work through the execution path, isolate the cause and check the fix against the original failure.
Build a pipeline, improve release automation, fix a technical problem or assess the current workflow. Agree on the scope before implementation.
Map tools, environments and manual steps. Identify what fails, what needs to stay and what a successful change looks like.
Work in reviewable steps. Test the build and deployment path, including failure behavior and recovery where in scope.
Hand over workflows, configuration and operating notes. Walk through routine releases, troubleshooting and future changes.
Tell us what you’re building, what isn’t working, or what you want reviewed. A short description of your stack and priorities is a useful place to start.