CI/CD
Automated build pipelines, continuous integration workflows, automated testing runners, and blue-green deployment strategies.
1 / Automated Build Pipelines
CI/CD practices were implemented through GitHub Actions across multiple projects. Automated pipelines handled build verification, test execution, and deployment workflows — ensuring that code changes were validated before reaching production.
2 / Pipeline Architecture
The typical pipeline: push to main → build application → run test suites → build Docker images → deploy to target environment. In Trajectory, GitHub Actions automated SSH-based deployment to AWS EC2, executing Docker Compose updates on the production server. In other projects, pipelines triggered Vercel deployments or ran integration test suites against containerized environments.
3 / Database Migrations in CI/CD
Integrating Flyway database migrations into deployment pipelines ensured schema changes were applied atomically alongside application updates. The pipeline ran migrations before starting the new application version, preventing the mismatch between application expectations and database schema.
4 / Honest Scope
My CI/CD experience is focused on GitHub Actions for build automation and deployment. I have not worked extensively with Jenkins, GitLab CI, or complex multi-environment promotion pipelines. The workflows I have built are functional and reliable for the scale of projects I manage.