DevOps, CI/CD and QA testing

The CI/CD pipelines, tests and monitoring that make a release an ordinary event instead of a risky one.

Releasing software should be routine. When it is not, the cause is usually the same: builds run by hand, servers nobody can recreate, tests nobody trusts. We set up the pipeline that builds, tests and deploys every change, define the infrastructure in code, and add the monitoring that tells you about a problem before a customer does.

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What we take on

Faster build and release pipelines: CI/CD pipeline optimisation: builds and deployments trimmed and parallelised so a merge reaches production in minutes.
Servers defined in code: Infrastructure as code in Terraform, so servers, networks and permissions are reviewed like any other change.
Self-running test suites: Automated testing frameworks for unit, integration and end-to-end checks that catch regressions before your customers do.
Dashboards, alerts and searchable logs: Monitoring and logging that tells you what broke and why.
Speed and load tuning: Performance optimisation through profiling and load testing, to find the slow query, the heavy bundle or the undersized server.
Hands-on release checks: QA testing: manual, exploratory and regression passes on real devices and browsers before each release.

A good fit when

Releases are rare, stressful or done late at night because something usually breaks.
Only one person knows how the servers are set up.
Bugs that were fixed keep coming back because nothing tests for them.

Questions we are asked

We already have a pipeline. Can you improve it instead of replacing it?

Yes. Most of our pipeline work is optimisation: caching, parallel steps and removing manual approvals that add no safety. We compare build and deploy times before and after.

What is infrastructure as code, and do we need it?

It means servers, networks and permissions are written in files (we use Terraform) instead of being clicked together in a console. You need it once an environment has to be rebuilt, copied or audited.

Do you do manual testing as well as automated testing?

Yes. Automated suites catch regressions. Manual and exploratory QA testing on real devices and browsers catches what scripts do not look for.

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