Delivery workflow review
Trace the path from a code change to production. Identify manual steps, unreliable checks, access requirements and the bottlenecks worth addressing first.
We help your team work through slow builds, unreliable pipelines and manual deployment steps. Agree the release problem to solve, then build and validate the workflow together.
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We shape the engagement around the changes you need and the responsibilities your team wants us to take on.
Trace the path from a code change to production. Identify manual steps, unreliable checks, access requirements and the bottlenecks worth addressing first.
Build or improve the agreed build, test and deployment workflows. Introduce reusable configuration, caching or parallel execution where they address the actual bottleneck.
Agree environment promotion, approval and deployment checks. Where suitable, introduce blue/green or canary delivery and a documented way to recover from a failed release.
Document the workflow, pair with your engineers and establish a baseline for build duration and release performance. Use those signals to guide further improvements.
Choose a service with a clear release bottleneck. We can scope the pipeline changes around that service and use the experience to shape reusable practices for the wider team.
Scope, timing and support are agreed for your engagement.
We start by understanding the existing toolchain and the problem you need to solve. The work can improve your current workflows; a tool migration can be considered separately if it supports the objective.
We agree a way to validate the new workflow, the checks required before production use and the recovery path. Your team remains involved in decisions about environments and release approvals.
We plan the configuration, documentation and knowledge transfer with your team. The aim is a workflow your engineers can understand and change, with ongoing support available if you need it.
Questions about onboarding, coverage or handover? Read our working-together FAQ.
Share your current tools, the release steps that cause problems and what your team needs to improve.