CI/CD Rebuild
A CI/CD Rebuild redesigns and migrates your build and deployment pipelines so releases are fast, repeatable and reversible. We design the target pipeline, move or rebuild jobs on GitHub Actions, GitLab CI or Azure Pipelines, and hand over reusable templates and documentation.
- Typical duration
- Typically 3 to 6 weeks depending on the number of pipelines, confirmed in the written scope
- Format
- Fixed scope, pipelines delivered in your repositories, parallel run before cut-over
- Led by
- A named senior engineer
Who this is for
- Teams moving from Jenkins to a modern CI system
- Teams whose deployments are slow, manual or frightening
- Companies with many repositories and inconsistent pipelines
- Teams adding security scanning, approvals or environment promotion
What is included
Pipeline assessment
A review of current jobs, build times, failure causes and manual steps, with a target design.
Reusable templates
Shared workflows or templates so each repository gets a consistent, maintained pipeline.
Build speed
Caching, parallelism and test splitting, measured before and after on your own pipelines.
Secrets and access
Short-lived credentials and secret managers in place of long-lived keys in pipeline settings.
Security checks
Dependency, image and infrastructure scanning wired in with agreed severity gates.
Environment promotion
Promotion of the same artefact through environments, with approvals where you need them.
Rollback and notifications
Tested rollback paths and release notifications to the channels your team uses.
Parallel run and cut-over
Old and new pipelines run side by side until results match, then the old jobs are retired.
What you receive
- ✓Migrated or rebuilt pipelines in your repositories
- ✓Reusable pipeline templates
- ✓A before-and-after comparison of build times and failure rates
- ✓Runbooks for pipeline operations and rollback
- ✓A handover session for your engineers
What we need from you
- •Access to repositories and the current CI system
- •A list of services and pipelines in scope
- •An engineer who can review pull requests with us
- •Decisions on approvals and environments
Not included
- –Penetration testing or formal security audits
- –Compliance certification (we implement technical controls, we do not issue certificates)
- –Rewriting application code or tests beyond what pipelines need
How it runs
- 01
Assess and design
We inventory pipelines, agree the target design and priorities, and fix the scope in writing.
- 02
Build the template
We create the reusable pipeline pattern on one representative service first.
- 03
Migrate in waves
We move services in agreed batches, running old and new in parallel and comparing results.
- 04
Cut over and retire
Once results match we switch over and retire legacy jobs.
- 05
Handover
We document, train and leave you with templates your team can maintain.
Every package starts with a short scoping call. We then confirm scope, deliverables and timeline in writing, and you decide whether to go ahead. Prices are quoted for that fixed scope, not as a rate card.
Who you will work with
Engagements are led by a named senior engineer, not passed to an anonymous team.
CEO, DevOps / SRE / Cloud Consultant Engineer
You keep everything
No lock-in, by design. If you stop working with us, nothing you rely on stops working.
Your accounts
Everything runs in cloud accounts and subscriptions you own and control.
Your code
Infrastructure code, pipelines and configuration live in your repositories.
Your documentation
Architecture notes and runbooks are written for your team and handed over.
A defined exit
We agree the handover steps in writing, and access is removed when the work ends.
Related services and technologies
Frequently asked questions
Which CI systems do you support?
Can you migrate us from Jenkins without a freeze?
How do you measure the improvement?
Do you also handle deployment to Kubernetes?
What happens after the rebuild?
Get a written scope for CI/CD Rebuild
Book a short scoping call. You receive scope, deliverables and timeline in writing, and you decide whether to go ahead.