Services
Release reliability
Not shipping on a Friday is not caution. It is a symptom.
- 0
- rollbacks in production since 2019
More than 4,000 releases, and not one had to be reversed: a release is routine, not a risk to the business.
Fear of releasing is measurable
Teams that do not trust their deployments release less often. Less frequent releases grow larger. Larger releases fail more often. The fear confirms itself, and eventually deploying once a quarter starts to sound responsible.
The way out is not more care per release. It is smaller releases that are checked automatically.
What we build
- Backwards-compatible database migrations, in steps that can each be reversed on their own.
- Deployments without a maintenance window — blue/green or rolling, depending on your infrastructure.
- Automated post-deployment checks that catch a bad start before a user notices it.
- A quality gate before production that is meaningful enough to trust.
The number we can show you
One system we maintain has run in production since 2019. Since then: over 4,000 deployments, zero rollbacks, zero unplanned outages. That is not an average across many clients. It is a single system you can ask about.
OUR APPROACH
Our engineering approach
Understand
Clarify requirements and context.
Engineer
Design a solution that fits the problem.
Verify
Consider integration, operations and quality.
Common questions
- What does downtime-free deployment actually mean?
- Users do not notice the deployment. No maintenance window, no forced logout, no interrupted transactions. One system we maintain has run over 4,000 deployments this way since 2019.
- Does this work with a database?
- Yes, and that is usually where the real work is. Schema changes are broken into backwards-compatible steps so the old and new application versions can run at the same time.
- Do we need Kubernetes for this?
- No. The approach depends on the process, not the tooling. We have implemented it on classic servers, in containers and in the cloud.
A change you can't afford to get wrong?
30 minutes with Benjamin Huskić, founder and engineer. Tell us about the problems, pressures, or risks that matter most right now. We'll provide an initial assessment, share relevant insights from how we've addressed similar challenges, and explore how our experience could help you move forward.