Deployments as
pull requests
Manual deploys are a liability — untraceable, unrepeatable, and one typo away from an outage. We implement GitOps with Argo CD so your infrastructure state lives in Git, every change is auditable, and rollbacks take seconds. You get a production-grade GitOps repo, delivered.
Everything your platform needs to deploy itself
01
Argo CD & App of Apps
We set up Argo CD as the single source of truth for everything running in your cluster — applications, operators, monitoring, secrets. App of Apps pattern means adding a new service is a single YAML file, not a manual process.
02
Multi-environment Structure
Production, staging, preview, QA — each environment gets its own overlay with isolated config. Promoting a release from beta to prod is a Git operation, not a manual SSH session. Preview environments spin up automatically on every pull request.
03
Automated Image Updates
Every time a new Docker image is pushed to your registry, Argo CD Image Updater detects it, updates the manifest in Git, and triggers a deploy automatically. Preview environments always run the latest build — no manual intervention.
04
Canary Deployments
Ship new versions progressively — route 5% of traffic to the new release, watch metrics, then promote or rollback automatically. Argo Rollouts gives you fine-grained control over how changes reach production, with zero downtime.
05
Notifications & Observability
Every deploy event — success, failure, degraded — triggers a notification to Slack, Teams, email, or your incident management tool. Your team always knows what's running where, without logging into the cluster to check.
06
Self-healing Infrastructure
Argo CD continuously reconciles cluster state with Git. If someone manually changes something in the cluster — a config drift, a accidental kubectl edit — it gets detected and reverted automatically. Git is always the truth.
Whether you deploy manually or chaotically
Still deploying manually
Deploys happen via kubectl or shell scripts
No audit trail — nobody knows who deployed what
Rollbacks mean digging through commit history
Every deploy is a stressful, manual ceremony
Something exists, but it's fragile
CI pushes to prod but nobody trusts the pipeline
Config drift — cluster state doesn't match what's in Git
No preview environments — QA tests on staging only
New services take days to wire into the deploy process
Ready to make Git your deployment engine?
We'll audit your current deploy process and show you exactly what a GitOps migration looks like for your stack — before any commitment.