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GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline architecture

We build fast, secure GitHub Actions pipelines, and measure pull request feedback time before and after each change.

Core capabilities

Why we build with GitHub Actions

01

Matrix parallelization & caching

Splitting test suites across parallel runners, with caching for npm, pnpm and Cargo dependencies.

02

Ephemeral self-hosted runners

Autoscaling ARM64 and x86 runners on Kubernetes or AWS that start on demand and terminate after each job.

03

OIDC cloud deployment

Deploying to AWS or GCP with OpenID Connect (OIDC) instead of long-lived API secrets.

Use cases

Where GitHub Actions fits

Monorepo pipelines

Running selective test execution based on git commit diffs in Turborepo and Nx.

Zero-downtime releases

Automated blue/green production deployment pipelines with rollback verification.

How we staff it

GitHub Actions engineers you interview first

Seniority and experience are agreed in the proposal, and you interview every engineer before they start.

Working-hours overlap is agreed for each engagement and written into the statement of work — the shared window, who shifts hours, and how handoffs work outside it.

Technical FAQs

Frequently asked engineering questions

We use remote build caches, persistent Docker layer registries, test-splitting runners, and ephemeral high-core self-hosted runners.

OIDC generates short-lived temporary IAM tokens per workflow run, eliminating the security risk of leaked static access keys.

Ecosystem

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