I will set up CI/CD turnkey: tests, deployment, rollback

I set up continuous integration and delivery pipelines — from a commit in the repository to a new version appearing on the production server without a single manual step. Over several years, I've automated deployments for web applications, APIs, and internal services, and I know well how much stress and time a proper pipeline saves a team that still does releases manually through the console.

I start the work by analyzing the current release process: I look at which steps are done manually and where exactly they most often break. Then I set up a chain where every code push automatically runs tests — unit tests, integration tests, and if justified, smoke tests on an application copy. Only builds that pass all checks move forward. After successful tests, the pipeline builds the application, deploys it to the production server, and checks if it's working. If the check fails, the system automatically rolls back the release to the last working version — users won't see a broken deployment.

I work with the tools you already use or help you choose new ones, and at the end I leave documentation so your team doesn't have to figure out the pipeline from scratch. What the result includes:

— autotests as a mandatory barrier before deployment
— server deployment without service downtime
— automatic rollback if health check fails
— clear logs and notifications for every release
— instructions for maintaining the pipeline