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Deployment & maintenance

Give your software a home, a repeatable release process, and a plan for what comes next.

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A repeatable release processVersioned source moves through build, preview for testing, and release. Updates, monitoring, and rollback planning support future releases.A repeatable path to release.BuildVersioned sourcePreviewTest & reviewReleasev1.3 currentKeep the next release in view.Updates · Basic monitoring · Rollback planningA repeatable release processVersioned source moves through build, preview for testing, and release. Updates, monitoring, and rollback planning support future releases.BuildPreviewReleaseBuild · Review · Release

Try the sample release process.

Current version
v1.3
Candidate
v1.4
Review
Build not reviewed

Local version simulation only. Approval and rollback do not publish or change a website.

Versioned source moves through build, preview for testing, and release. Updates, monitoring, and rollback planning support future releases. This is a fictional example, not a client project.
What we can build

Start with your current app, hosting setup, and the next release you need to ship.

  • 01Hosting and domain setup
  • 02Cloud configuration and CI/CD
  • 03Deployment pipelines
  • 04Maintenance, updates, and basic monitoring

Planning your project

Plan a repeatable release

Deployment work can cover hosting, domains, cloud configuration and a release pipeline for an existing app or a new build. Start with the source repository, current hosting and the next release you need to ship. Scope the build, test, preview and production steps around that setup.

Agree ownership and recovery steps

A release plan should identify who controls the accounts, which configuration the app needs and who approves production changes. Testing and rollback depend on the application and its data. Agree how to check the release and what recovery would involve before changing a live system.

Scope maintenance separately

Maintenance and ongoing improvement can be scoped with the project. Define the updates, basic monitoring, documentation and handoff you need; response times and support coverage belong in the agreed scope. The release example above is a local simulation and does not publish or roll back a real website.

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