Automated delivery pipelines
for every platform.
From CAP apps on BTP to containers on Azure, we design and build the GitHub Actions pipelines that get your code out the door safely and repeatably. The goal is a deploy that’s boring — nobody dreads a Friday release because nothing ever goes wrong quietly.
What We Deliver
A Pipeline Designed Before It’s Built
We map your delivery process first — branching, environments, what needs approval and what doesn’t — so we’re not rewriting workflow files three weeks in because nobody agreed on the model up front.
Workflows You Can Actually Read
Reusable composite actions instead of the same fifty lines copy-pasted across ten repos, environment protection rules, and OIDC-based deploys — so there’s no stale credential sitting in a secrets tab somewhere.
Tests and Scans That Actually Block
Unit and integration tests, dependency scanning, and IaC linting run on every PR — catching a bad change while it’s still cheap to fix, not after it’s in production.
Promotion With a Real Off-Ramp
Dev through staging to production, with an approval step where you want one and automatic rollback when a health check fails — so a bad deploy doesn’t sit there paging someone at 2am.
A Record of What Shipped
Every release leaves a trail — what deployed, who approved it, when it went out. Useful the day someone asks “wait, when did that change?”
A Handover That Sticks
Runbooks and a live walkthrough with your team, not a wiki page nobody opens again. The point is that you can extend this without calling us.
Platform Coverage
SAP-Centric Workloads
CAP, Fiori, MTA, and Integration Suite content running on Cloud Foundry or Kyma. We build and test the artefact, then push it through dev, test, and production subaccounts with OIDC — no hardcoded keys sitting in a pipeline variable.
Hyperscaler Workloads
Containers and serverless on Azure, AWS, or GCP. Images get built, scanned, and signed, then rolled out via Helm or a managed container service with health checks and automatic rollback if something’s wrong.
How We Work
Discovery
We look at what’s manual, what breaks, and where teams lose the most time — repos, environments, approvals, and who owns each one.
Design
Branching, secrets model, and promotion logic get agreed and written down before we open a single workflow file.
Build
We start with the critical deploy path and layer in quality gates and edge cases from there. You’re shipping to real environments from sprint one, not waiting for a big reveal.
Handover
Runbooks and a live session walking your team through every pipeline they now own — so handover means self-sufficient, not just holding the keys.
Key Principles
Workflow files live in your repo next to the application code — reviewed in PRs, no configuration hiding in a UI somewhere.
OIDC for cloud deployments. Credentials expire by design. Nothing gets committed to a repo and forgotten about.
Linting, tests, and scans run on every PR, so issues surface in minutes rather than in production weeks later.
Composite actions and reusable workflows mean a fix in one place propagates everywhere, instead of copy-pasted drift between repos.
Caching and parallelism keep runtimes short. A slow pipeline is one developers quietly route around.
Rollback and health gates mean a Friday afternoon deploy is unremarkable, not a risk someone has to sign off on.
Ready to ship faster?
Let’s build your pipeline.
Tell us about your workloads and where deployments currently hurt — we’ll scope a pipeline that gets you shipping with confidence.
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