One push.One release.
The deployment pipeline ships with the platform: build, checks, rollout and automatic rollback. There is no pipeline to write, and none to maintain.
The deployment pipeline is a project of its own.
In many teams, the CI/CD pipeline has become one more application: hundreds of configuration lines, a dedicated tool, and one person who knows how to fix it. Yet that project ships nothing to your customers. The platform replaces it with a fixed path, the same for every deploy, maintained for you.
What happens after the commit.
The path is the same for every deploy, with no configuration.
What the pipeline gives you with zero configuration.
Deployment history
Every release is dated, attributed and reversible from the interface.
One-click rollback
Returning to any previous version is an action, not a procedure.
Build logs
Every step is inspectable when something fails.
Per-environment variables
Secrets and variables managed in the application block, outside the repository.
Multi-service deploys
Several applications in one project deploy independently.
No agents to host
No runner and no CI server to maintain next to the cluster.
What people ask about deployment.
Yes. Your tests and checks stay where they are; the platform takes over at deployment time. Many teams keep their CI for testing and let Fransys handle the release.
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