What is the difference between GitHub Actions and GitLab CI?

GitHub Actions is built into GitHub and integrates well with the open-source ecosystem. GitLab CI is part of the GitLab platform with a built-in container registry and on-premise support, a common choice in the financial sector. We match the tool to the client's existing infrastructure.

What are the benefits of implementing CI/CD?

Automated testing on every code change catches bugs before they reach production. Repeatable deployments eliminate "works on my machine" problems. The team gets faster feedback and can deliver changes more frequently with lower risk.

How long does it take to implement DevOps practices?

A basic CI/CD pipeline (build, tests, deploy) takes 1-2 weeks. Full automation with IaC, monitoring, and containerization takes 1-3 months, depending on infrastructure complexity. We start with an audit of the current deployment process.

DevOps & CI/CD

Deployment automation and code quality assurance

We design and implement CI/CD pipelines on GitHub Actions and GitLab CI, infrastructure as code (Terraform, Ansible), and production monitoring. We help teams deliver software faster and safer, with automated testing, code review, and repeatable deployments.

What we offer

CI/CD Pipelines

GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, automated builds, tests, linting, and deploy on every push

Infrastructure as Code

Terraform and Ansible, repeatable environments, versioned infrastructure, zero manual configuration

Monitoring & Observability

Prometheus, Grafana, DataDog, dashboards, alerts, real-time error tracking

Containerization & Orchestration

Docker and Kubernetes, application isolation, auto-scaling, rolling updates

Use Cases

Deployment automation for banking applications

On-premise to cloud infrastructure migration

CI/CD pipeline for enterprise teams

Production system monitoring and alerting

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Technologies

11 tools we actually run in this area. The stack follows the problem, not the other way round.

GitHub Actions
GitLab CI
Docker
Kubernetes
Terraform
Ansible
Prometheus
Grafana
DataDog
AWS
Azure

Common questions

Answers to what clients ask before the first call.

What is the difference between GitHub Actions and GitLab CI?: GitHub Actions is built into GitHub and integrates well with the open-source ecosystem. GitLab CI is part of the GitLab platform with a built-in container registry and on-premise support, a common choice in the financial sector. We match the tool to the client's existing infrastructure.
What are the benefits of implementing CI/CD?: Automated testing on every code change catches bugs before they reach production. Repeatable deployments eliminate "works on my machine" problems. The team gets faster feedback and can deliver changes more frequently with lower risk.
How long does it take to implement DevOps practices?: A basic CI/CD pipeline (build, tests, deploy) takes 1-2 weeks. Full automation with IaC, monitoring, and containerization takes 1-3 months, depending on infrastructure complexity. We start with an audit of the current deployment process.

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