A surprising number of good teams have a deploy process that one person understands and everyone else avoids. Deploys happen on Tuesdays because Friday feels risky. Migrations are run by hand. Nobody is sure what would happen if you needed to roll back right now.
I fix that. Containerized builds that are identical in CI and production, zero-downtime migrations that account for the window where old and new code run together, secrets that live in a secret manager, and a rollback path that someone has actually tested. Plus the monitoring to tell you something is wrong before a customer does.
This is for you ifโฆ
- Deploying is stressful enough that you do it less often
- Staging and production have quietly drifted apart
- You're moving off a PaaS, or onto one
- Your alerts are noisy enough that people mute them
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