I will set up a cicd pipeline with github actions
About this Gig
Is your team still deploying manually? I will automate your entire deployment process with GitHub Actions so you can ship faster, safer and more reliably.
What you get:
- Automated build and deploy triggered on every push
- Existing test suite and linting integration into pipeline
- Docker build and push to your container registry
(DockerHub, GHCR, ECR, ACR or any registry)
- Trivy container security scanning
- Slack or email notifications on success/failure
- Environment separation (dev/staging/prod) on Premium
- Full pipeline documentation on Premium
Why work with me:
- Reduced deployment time by 90% (45 min to under 5 min) in production environments
- Maintained 99% uptime across cloud deployments on AWS and Azure
- 4 years of experience with CI/CD across enterprise and startup environments
Works with any stack Node.js, Python, Go, React or others.
Not sure which package fits your needs? Message me before ordering and I will help you figure out the right setup for your project.
Tools:
Docker
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Jenkins
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GitHub
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Hashicorp Vault
Frameworks:
Npm
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Terraform
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Ansible
Cloud Provider:
Amazon Web Services
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Microsoft Azure
Programming language:
Bash
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JavaScript
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Python
Expertise:
Debugging
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Development
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Configuration
My Portfolio
FAQ
Do you need access to my repository?
Yes, I will need read/write access to your GitHub repository to set up the workflows. All access is removed after project completion if requested.
What if I don't use GitHub?
This gig is specifically for GitHub Actions. If you use GitLab or Bitbucket, message me before ordering and we can discuss options.
Do you write tests as part of this gig?
No, I integrate your existing test suite into the pipeline. If you don't have tests yet, I can set up the pipeline structure ready for when you add them.
Which container registries do you support?
Any registry - DockerHub, GHCR, AWS ECR, Azure ACR or any other registry your team uses.
What do I need to provide before you start?
Repository access, your preferred registry details, and a brief description of your stack and deployment target. That's usually enough to get started.

