DevOps

Need an automated development flow for faster deliveries ?

We have established DevOps workflows with the goal of enhancing the quality of deliveries to your users. We focus on ensuring that the code the developer creates is the same code that the quality team will test and that users will ultimately use.

Maintaining our commitment to always look ahead, we place significant emphasis on DevOps. From implementing pipelines and automating infrastructure to deploying and adapting team cultures, Enkel is consistently involved in these initiatives. There are numerous benefits to adopting these practices, and below, we've outlined some of them.

By utilizing resources from the AWS Code family (AWS CodeCommit, AWS CodeBuild, AWS CodeArtifact, AWS CodeDeploy), we can provide significant integration value and agility for your business. Organizations that follow a DevOps-aligned model, regardless of their organizational structure, have teams that view the entire development and infrastructure lifecycle as part of their responsibilities.

Quality

With a robust and well-designed DevOps process, a more effective quality assurance is achieved compared to traditional processes. Unit tests come into play, being executed with every developer commit. There are also integration tests that can be triggered before any human validation. When promoting the application to other environments, it is also possible to ensure that only the version that has been tested and validated is made available for deployment.

Agility

When thinking beforehand, all the necessary processes in an application's lifecycle, it becomes possible to automate them entirely. Not only that, but the automation is tailored to the company's processes, allowing everything to be operated with the click of a button. Need to promote the new version in a testing environment? Easy and fast. Encountering an issue and need to revert to the previous version? No problem, just a click, and we're back.

Continuous Integration

One of the pillars of excellence in quality is continuous integration. The goal is to have integration among the code from all developers - the well-known merge - as frequently as possible. To ensure that nothing will break, the entire process of compilation, checking, and unit testing is automated so that it occurs with each evolution of the code.

Continuous Delivery

Once the code is being worked on in an integrated manner continuously, and we have a good indicator of the quality of this code, it becomes easy to automate the entire deployment process and make the entire mechanics something fluid and easy to operate. With this, it is possible to deploy to production with the greatest agility and security possible.