Comment on Ask HN: How do you do CI/CD in 2025?Comments−NicoJuicy10moSolo.1) CI/CDGitlab self hosted.Just plain .gitlab-ci.yml pipeline files & runners running on > 3 pc's (docker and powershell tags)Basically using dotnet deploy with publishprofiles and environment variables.3 parts: - Backend ( multitenant) - BackendGateway ( multitenant) - Frontend ( single tenant)https://imgur.com/a/NW8bD4WDeployment time: < 5 minutes ( staging and prod, including smoke tests)2) Logging Axiom. Cloud.Cheap to use for my project, i can stay on the free plan while I scale up.
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Solo.
1) CI/CD
Gitlab self hosted.
Just plain .gitlab-ci.yml pipeline files & runners running on > 3 pc's (docker and powershell tags)
Basically using dotnet deploy with publishprofiles and environment variables.
3 parts: - Backend ( multitenant) - BackendGateway ( multitenant) - Frontend ( single tenant)
https://imgur.com/a/NW8bD4W
Deployment time: < 5 minutes ( staging and prod, including smoke tests)
2) Logging Axiom. Cloud.
Cheap to use for my project, i can stay on the free plan while I scale up.