Services

CI/CD & GitOps pipelines.

Fast, boring deployment pipelines — tests, builds and rollouts driven from Git — so shipping is routine. NZ-based, working across AU, UK and US.

Deployment should be the least exciting part of your week. We build pipelines that test, build and ship on every merge, and make Git the single source of truth for what is running where. The result is fast, reversible releases — push to main, watch it roll out, roll it back in one revert if something looks off. No more deploy-day rituals or someone SSHing into a box at 11pm.

Where we help

CI pipelines that run tests, linting and security scans on every pull request
Build and artifact steps that produce signed, reproducible container images
GitOps delivery with ArgoCD or Flux so the cluster matches what is in Git
Progressive rollouts — canary and blue-green — with automatic rollback on failure
Environment promotion from dev to staging to production through pull requests
Secrets and config kept out of the repo and injected safely at deploy time
Preview environments spun up per branch so changes can be reviewed live
Migrating brittle manual or click-ops deploys to fully automated pipelines

Example builds

Public-facing platforms. Pipelines that test and deploy on merge help public data tools update safely and often.

Automation suites. We use CI to catch regressions before they reach the workflows businesses depend on daily.

Reporting systems. Run NLP tests on every change so summarisation quality does not quietly drift.

How we engage

We treat the pipeline as a product: fast feedback, clear failures, and the same path to production for every change. GitOps gives you an audit trail for free — every deploy is a commit. Supply-chain checks and secret scanning come from our cybersecurity practice. See our services for how we engage.

Common questions

What tools do you build pipelines with?: Most often GitHub Actions for CI, with ArgoCD or Flux for GitOps delivery onto Kubernetes. We are not religious about it — GitLab CI, Azure DevOps and others are fine. We pick what fits your stack and team.
What is GitOps and why bother?: GitOps means the desired state of your infrastructure lives in Git, and an agent continuously reconciles the running system to match it. You get a full audit trail, trivial rollbacks via revert, and no drift between what is deployed and what is reviewed.
Can you add CI/CD to an existing project?: Yes — this is common. We start with a pipeline that just runs your tests on every PR, then layer in builds, automated deploys and progressive rollouts, replacing manual steps one at a time so nothing breaks mid-migration.

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Where we help

CI pipelines that run tests, linting and security scans on every pull request
Build and artifact steps that produce signed, reproducible container images
GitOps delivery with ArgoCD or Flux so the cluster matches what is in Git
Progressive rollouts — canary and blue-green — with automatic rollback on failure
Environment promotion from dev to staging to production through pull requests
Secrets and config kept out of the repo and injected safely at deploy time
Preview environments spun up per branch so changes can be reviewed live
Migrating brittle manual or click-ops deploys to fully automated pipelines

Example builds

Public-facing platforms. Pipelines that test and deploy on merge help public data tools update safely and often.

Automation suites. We use CI to catch regressions before they reach the workflows businesses depend on daily.

Reporting systems. Run NLP tests on every change so summarisation quality does not quietly drift.

How we engage

Common questions

What tools do you build pipelines with?

Most often GitHub Actions for CI, with ArgoCD or Flux for GitOps delivery onto Kubernetes. We are not religious about it — GitLab CI, Azure DevOps and others are fine. We pick what fits your stack and team.

What is GitOps and why bother?

GitOps means the desired state of your infrastructure lives in Git, and an agent continuously reconciles the running system to match it. You get a full audit trail, trivial rollbacks via revert, and no drift between what is deployed and what is reviewed.

Can you add CI/CD to an existing project?

Yes — this is common. We start with a pipeline that just runs your tests on every PR, then layer in builds, automated deploys and progressive rollouts, replacing manual steps one at a time so nothing breaks mid-migration.