CI/CD Pipeline Implementation
A pipeline that verifies, builds once, promotes the same artefact, and proves the deployment worked.
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Infrastructure as Code (Terraform, CloudFormation)
Every resource defined in code, reviewed in a pull request and applied by a pipeline.
Overview
Infrastructure that exists only in a console is infrastructure nobody can safely change. Infrastructure as code turns a risky manual operation into a reviewable diff, and makes rebuilding an environment a task rather than an archaeology project.
We write Terraform, Bicep and CloudFormation in a deliberately plain style: small modules, clear variables, remote state with locking, and a plan posted on every pull request so reviewers can see that a change is about to destroy a database before it does.
What you get
Changes are reviewable
A plan on every pull request means infrastructure changes get the same scrutiny as application code.
Environments match
Staging and production are built from the same modules, so testing means something.
State handled safely
Remote backends with locking from day one — no more overwriting a colleague’s infrastructure.
Drift made visible
Scheduled checks that surface manual console changes before they cause a surprise.
How we work
- 01
Assess
We review what exists, what is already coded, and what will need importing.
- 02
Structure
Module layout, naming, state backends and environment separation agreed with your team.
- 03
Migrate
Existing resources imported in stages, so nothing is destroyed and recreated unnecessarily.
- 04
Automate
Plan on pull request, apply on merge, with approvals on production and drift detection scheduled.
Common questions
Terraform or the cloud-native tool?
Terraform if you are multi-cloud or value the ecosystem; CloudFormation or Bicep if you are firmly on one provider and want native support. Both are defensible.
Can you import our existing environment?
Usually yes, in stages. We import the stable foundations first and leave volatile resources until the pattern is proven.
Who maintains it afterwards?
Your team. We deliberately write plain, well-commented configuration rather than clever abstractions that only we can follow.
Often paired with
Configuration Management
Servers that are consistent, patched and rebuildable from source control rather than from memory.
Read moreKubernetes & Container Orchestration
Production Kubernetes with sane defaults, guardrails and documentation — or honest advice that you do not need it.
Read moreReady to talk about infrastructure as code (terraform, cloudformation)?
We will tell you what we would do, roughly what it costs, and whether it is worth doing yet.