Automate the checks first
Before deployment automation is worth anything, the pipeline has to catch what humans miss — types, tests, lint, build integrity — on every push.
Every merge deploys itself, and every deploy can be undone.
Before deployment automation is worth anything, the pipeline has to catch what humans miss — types, tests, lint, build integrity — on every push.
Staging and preview environments defined in code, spun up per branch, torn down when merged. No more 'it worked on staging'.
Short-lived branches merging continuously beats fortnightly releases. Smaller changes fail less and are far easier to reverse.
Every release path includes a tested way back. A deploy you can't undo isn't finished.
Manual deployment is fine until the day it isn't — usually a release at 11pm with no rollback path. Automation pays for itself the first time it prevents a bad build reaching production, and it removes the person-dependency entirely.
Vercel, DigitalOcean, AWS, Netlify, Cloudflare and self-managed VPS. We recommend based on your runtime needs and budget rather than defaulting to one.
No. The pipeline lives in your repository, the infrastructure is defined in code you own, and we run a handover session. Portability is the point.
Tell us what you're trying to solve — we'll scope it honestly, including whether it's worth doing.