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Deployment cut from 2 hours to under 10 minutes with CI/CD

Building a consistent, self-service deployment process for the development team of a distribution company in Indonesia.

ClientIndonesian distribution company
RoleDevOps
ResultAbout 2 hours down to under 10 minutes

The challenge

The development team deployed manually and depended on a sysadmin for everything from build to release. Without a CI/CD pipeline, containerization, or a standard deployment process, even a small change could take around two hours to ship.

What we did

  • Designed and implemented a CI/CD pipeline with GitHub Actions to automate build, test, and deployment.
  • Packaged the Node.js application in Docker containers so builds are consistent and repeatable.
  • Configured a load balancer to manage HTTP routing.
  • Separated the development and production pipelines, each with appropriate guardrails.
  • Enabled developers to deploy on their own without waiting for a sysadmin.

Results

Under 10 minutesDeployment time after automation.
Self-service deploymentDevelopers release changes through a defined process.
Standardized buildsContainer-based builds improve consistency between environments.
A foundation that can growThe deployment process can be extended as the application evolves.

Technology

GitHub ActionsDockerNode.jsLoad Balancer

Weaver Logistics is a pseudonym. The company name and client identity are withheld to protect confidentiality. Results come from a real engagement and may differ depending on the starting state of the infrastructure, the scope of work, and each organization's usage patterns.

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