CI/CD pipelines

GitHub Actions CI/CD setup that deploys safely

Push to main, tests run, the app deploys. I set up GitHub Actions CI/CD pipelines that are fast, keep no long-lived AWS keys, and are easy for your team to read and change.

CI/CD pipelines: problems I fix

Deploys are manual and scary

If deploying means one person running commands from a laptop, you have a bus-factor problem. I make it a button-free, repeatable process.

AWS keys sit in CI secrets

Long-lived keys are a leak waiting to happen. I replace them with OIDC, so the pipeline gets short-lived access that only your repository can use.

The pipeline is slow

Caching, parallel jobs and cutting unneeded steps often turn a long wait into a short one.

No safety net

I add a health check after each deploy and write down the rollback steps, so a bad release is a short problem.

What you get

What is included

  • Build, test and deploy stages in your repository
  • Keyless AWS login with OIDC and a least-privilege role
  • Separate environments where you need them
  • Post-deploy check and documented rollback
  • A handover walkthrough

Fixed price: CI/CD Pipeline, from $300, typical delivery 3–5 days. Smaller job? Pipeline fix, from $90. See all packages and pricing

.github/workflows/deploy.yml
permissions:
  id-token: write
  contents: read

steps:
  - uses: actions/checkout@v6
  - uses: aws-actions/configure-aws-credentials@v6
    with:
      role-to-assume: arn:aws:iam::123456789012:role/deploy-role
      aws-region: us-east-1
  - run: aws s3 sync dist s3://my-site-bucket --delete

What clients say

I requested an integration with Github actions and terraform for an automation CI/CD setup, Cloud guru was able to deliver even though it was not included in the package. It was delivered in time and he was able to demonstrate how to go about running the scripts.
Fiverr clientFiverr, United Kingdom · GitHub Actions + Terraform CI/CD
Umar did a great job setting up the AWS infrastructure for my website. Everything was done with Terraform S3, CloudFront, Route 53, ACM, and a GitHub Actions pipeline. The site is live over HTTPS and deploys automatically on every push. Code was clean and the README made it easy to understand. Negotiated fairly on price and delivered on time. Would hire again.
Repeat Upwork clientUpwork · Static website infrastructure on AWS
FAQ

Common questions

Something not covered here? Send me a short brief and I'll answer it directly.

GitHub Actions, GitLab CI or Jenkins?

GitHub Actions is my default. I also set up GitLab CI and Jenkins pipelines, so I follow what your team already uses.

Can you fix a pipeline that already exists?

Yes. The pipeline fix add-on covers one existing pipeline: finding what is slow or broken and fixing it.

Where can the pipeline deploy to?

S3 and CloudFront, ECS, EKS or EC2, depending on how your app runs.

What about secrets?

Secrets stay in your secret store or GitHub secrets. With OIDC there are no AWS keys to store at all.

Not sure where to start?

Send me a short description of your setup and I'll tell you what to fix first. Free.

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