DevOps & CI/CD
One delivery pipeline (CI/CD) for the whole company, so your teams can focus on their product.
Every team builds and fixes its own continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) pipeline: time lost, practices drifting apart, costs nobody tracks. We set up a shared pipeline, run by a platform team, following the platform engineering approach: paved roads every team reuses, rules applied everywhere, costs tracked, and your teams trained in good practice.
This is for you if
Shared delivery pipeline: do any of these sound familiar?
- Every team has built its own CI/CD pipeline, and nobody can maintain them all any more.
- Your developers spend more time on delivery plumbing than on their product.
- The costs of your pipelines (machines, computing time, storage) keep rising, and nobody knows who consumes what.
- Quality and security rules apply to some projects and not to others.
What you get
The right path becomes the easiest one: every team delivers on a shared, secure, controlled pipeline.
For example: one pipeline shared by all the development teams of a company, with reusable workflows, built-in security checks and cost tracking per team.
Paved roads
Ready-to-use pipeline templates (build, test, deploy) that every team reuses instead of reinventing them.
Rules applied everywhere
Tests, security checks and approvals built into the templates: every project follows them without manual checks, and any gap shows at once.
Fixed once, for everyone
The templates are maintained in one place: an improvement or a security fix reaches every team.
Costs tracked per team
Computing time, machines and storage tracked per team and per project, with shared machines sized to the need.
Expertise in one place, teams trained
A platform team runs CI/CD for the whole company, and your teams are trained in good practice to use it on their own.
How it works
Shared delivery pipeline: clear steps, taken with your teams.
Take stock
We list the existing pipelines, their costs, their gaps and what wastes your teams’ time.
Build the shared foundation
With your platform team, we build the reusable templates and the common rules, starting with the most frequent cases.
Drive adoption
We move teams onto the paved roads one by one, volunteers first.
Hand over
We train your teams and your platform team, which then evolves the pipeline itself.
Do teams lose their freedom?
No. The paved road covers common needs and stays the easiest path to follow; a team with a particular need can step off it, visibly and within a frame.
What is a platform team?
A small team that builds and maintains the shared tools, including the delivery pipeline, for all development teams. It treats these tools as a product, whose users are your developers: the core of platform engineering, an internal developer platform.
How is this different from “Automated releases”?
That offer automates the releases of a team or a project. The shared pipeline is for companies with several teams that want a single, shared and controlled way to deliver.
Which tools do you use?
Your company’s: GitHub Actions, GitLab CI or another. The reusable templates build on what your teams already know.
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