GitOps control plane
Argo CD with a repository structure that scales: ApplicationSets per team or environment, projects as boundaries, and drift made visible instead of silent.
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GitOps Delivery System
Deployments depend on manual steps, fragile pipelines, or release knowledge that only a few people carry.
The path from merge to production: reusable CI, GitOps reconciliation, promotion by pull request, release controls, and rollback that starts in Git.
Delivery improves when the safest route is also the easiest route. CI builds it, Git records it, Argo CD reconciles it, and promotion between environments is a reviewed change instead of a manual operation. We build the system and the conventions that make that path stick.
Scope
Where the work has to hold.
Every engagement is scoped to the pressure in front of you. These are the areas we usually need to make reliable for the change to stick.
CI pipelines
GitHub Actions or GitLab pipelines built from reusable templates that build, test, scan, and publish, authenticating to the cloud with OIDC instead of stored credentials.
Promotion and release controls
A defined route between environments: version promotion, approval gates, release conventions, and progressive delivery where it earns its complexity.
Typical delivery model
A delivery workflow engagement usually clarifies the pipelines teams ship through, the promotion path between environments, and the control plane used to release changes safely.
push workflows
Pipeline delivery
GitHub ActionsGitLab PipelinesReusable TemplatesPR Checks and Scans
shipping defaults
Team delivery path
Terraform and Tofu Deploys
Plan Output in Pull Requests
Approval Rules
Release Conventions
release path
Promotion flow
Review Gates
Semantic Release
Version Promotion
Approval Points
pull reconciliation
GitOps control plane
Argo CD
App Projects
Application Sets
Environment Sources
Engagement shape
Start where the releases hurt.
Argo CD adoption, a pipeline estate that needs consolidating into shared templates, or a promotion model nobody fully trusts. The entry point sets the scope.
Argo CD adoption
Introduce GitOps to an existing platform: repository design, migration from push-based deploys, and the operational habits around it.
Pipeline consolidation
Replace per-repo pipeline sprawl with shared, reusable workflows teams inherit instead of copy.
Release model redesign
Make promotion, approvals, and rollback explicit, so shipping to production is a decision rather than a ceremony.
Outcomes we are aiming for
01
One delivery path from merge to production, visible in Git at every step
02
Promotion between environments by pull request, with approvals where they matter
03
Rollback that is a revert, not an operation
From the blog
See how we think before you talk to us.
Deep dives from the engineering blog covering the tools and patterns this service is built on.
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Start with the problem
Show us how a change reaches production today.
Walk us through one release, where it slows down and where it gets nervous, and we can scope from there.