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Service 7.2Updated September 2026

CI/CD Pipeline Setup with GitHub Actions (Test, Build, Deploy)

I set up a pipeline that tests every push, builds a versioned Docker image only when tests pass, and deploys it with migrations and a one-command rollback. From $390 ($300 founding), delivered in 1–2 weeks. GitHub Actions and Google Cloud Build. Email your repo host and hosting to start.

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Price
from $390
Founding
from $300
Timeline
~1 week
Format
Fixed scope, fixed price
Hours
US Eastern Time, async
01Fit

Who this is for.

A good fit if

  • Teams deploying by SSH and git pull on the server
  • Apps with tests that nobody runs before deploying
  • Founders who want deploys to be boring and reversible

Common triggers

  • A bad deploy took the site down and rollback took ages
  • A new developer pushed straight to production
  • Moving to Docker or a new server

Not a fit if

  • You need Jenkins or a self-hosted CI server built from scratch
  • You need Kubernetes rollouts or canary releases
  • You want deploys with no human decision on a critical system and no tests (tests come first)
02Scope

What I do, and what you get.

What I do

  • Run tests and linters on every push and pull request
  • Build a Docker image tagged with the commit, only when tests pass
  • Push it to a registry (GitHub, Google Artifact Registry, Docker Hub)
  • Deploy: pull the image, run migrations, restart, health check (Standard)
  • One-command rollback to the previous image (Standard)
  • Staging environment and preview deploys (Plus)
  • Keep secrets in the CI secret store and pin third-party actions to exact versions

What you get

  • Workflow files in your repo
  • A registry with versioned images
  • A deploy and rollback runbook
  • Handover notes on how to add a step or a secret

Your part

  • Admin access to the repo and registry, or someone to add secrets
  • A server or hosting target (see Production Server Setup)
  • An existing test command, even if small

Included

  • Test, build, push, deploy, rollback
  • Migrations step with backup first (Standard)
  • Staging and preview environments (Plus)
  • Runbook

Not included

  • Writing the test suite (Critical Flow Tests)
  • Server setup (Production Server Setup)
  • Kubernetes, canary, blue-green across clusters
  • Paid CI minutes and registry costs
03Plans & price

Fixed prices, agreed before work starts.

Starter
$390
Founding price $300
~1 week

Test + build on every push

Standard
$780
Founding price $600
~2 weeks

Adds registry, deploy, migrations, rollback

Plus
$1,170
Founding price $900
~3–4 weeks

Adds staging and preview environments

Build your scope

1 · Plan
2 · After handover (optional)
Your scope
$390
Timeline
~1 week
Payment
Paid in full before work starts
Earliest start
Oct 5
Not a commitment. I confirm the exact price in a written proposal.

Founding price: 3 of 7 spots left, until Mar 31, 2027 — one-off work, in return for a testimonial. How it works

Prices are in USD, paid by bank transfer against an invoice. Work under $1,000 is paid upfront; larger work is 50% to start and 50% before handover, or monthly milestones. How working together works

Variations

Manual go-live
The pipeline stops at a tested image and a person deploys with one command, which suits critical apps.
Staging auto, production manual
Auto-deploy to staging, with a manual step for production.
GitLab CI
Possible on request.
Monorepo
Path filters so only the changed parts build.
04Process

How it runs.

  1. 01

    Send your setup

    Email your repo host, stack and target hosting, and I reply within one US business day.

  2. 02

    Plan and prepay

    You get a short plan and a prepaid invoice.

  3. 03

    Build on a branch

    I build the pipeline on a branch and share the first green run.

  4. 04

    Rehearse deploy and rollback

    We rehearse a deploy and a rollback together on staging.

  5. 05

    Runbook handover

    You get the runbook, with an optional Care Plan afterward.

05Proof

Where I have done this before.

06FAQ

Questions buyers ask.

Can deploys be automatic?

Yes, or a one-command manual step. I recommend manual for production until tests are solid.

What if a migration fails?

The deploy stops, the old version keeps running, and the runbook shows the restore steps.

Does the pipeline need SSH keys to production?

Not always; a pull-based deploy avoids that.

How much do CI minutes cost?

Usually within free tiers for small teams; it’s your account.

07Start

Ask about CI/CD Pipeline.

Tell me what you have and where it hurts. I reply within one US business day with either a fixed quote or the entry step that makes a fixed quote possible.

Helpful to include

  • Repo host
  • Stack
  • Existing tests
  • Hosting
  • How you deploy today
  • How often you deploy
Reply within one US business day. No calls needed.

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