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From an idea to production, on one path.

Delivery breaks down in the seams between tools: a plan in one place, a pipeline in another, a deploy nobody can trace back. The Deliver pillar puts the whole spine on one path, from plan and code through build, test, release, and deploy. Services start from golden paths, GitOps watches the cluster, and the controls travel with the work instead of waiting for a review that gets skipped.

The delivery spine

Six stages, one path you can follow.

Deliver spans six stages of the lifecycle. Each is its own discipline, and each flows into the next, so a change is traceable from the backlog item that asked for it to the deploy that shipped it.

  1. 1

    Plan

    Track work where it connects to delivery.

    • Connects to the issue tracker you already run (Jira, GitLab, GitHub).
    • ADRs and roadmap live alongside the service in the portal.
    • Plan items trace forward to the deploy that shipped them.
  2. 2

    Code

    Start services from a golden path.

    • Golden-path scaffolders across many languages.
    • An API catalog and explorer in the developer portal.
    • Feature flags, fully integrated with Unleash and Flagsmith.
  3. 3

    Build

    See the pipeline, gate the pipeline.

    • Pipeline visibility across the CI engines you already run.
    • Policy gating on the results that come back.
    • Image freshness flags the stale base images in use.
  4. 4

    Test

    Quality you can see, per service.

    • Test results aggregated to the service that owns them.
    • Service scorecards for quality, security, and ownership.
    • Contract and schema checks catch breaking changes early.
  5. 5

    Release

    Release with the evidence attached.

    • Signed provenance on every build.
    • Recorded, exportable releases with the gates they passed.
    • A changelog assembled from what actually shipped.
  6. 6

    Deploy

    Ship to your targets, then keep them honest.

    • Native Kubernetes, plus more targets through deploy workers.
    • GitOps drift detection against the live cluster.
    • Gated promotion of signed, scanned builds.

Golden paths

Start from a known-good path, not a blank repo.

When every team wires up CI, scanning, and ownership their own way, the gaps show up later. Golden paths give engineers a known-good starting point, so the conventions and the controls come built in.

  • Golden-path scaffolders

    Scaffolders across many languages stand up a production-ready service in minutes, with CI, security steps, and ownership wired in from the first commit.

  • Consistent by construction

    Every service starts from the same known-good template, so conventions stay consistent across teams instead of drifting repo by repo.

  • Connect your own tools

    IntegraCI does not replace your stack. It connects to the CI engines, trackers, and registries you already run and brings them onto one path.

Scaffold service golden path
  • repo + CI pipeline wired ready
  • security scan steps in ready
  • ownership team + on-call set

controls wired in from the first commit

Pipeline Studio

Author CI once. Ship it to any engine.

Build your pipeline visually, or edit the YAML, and keep both in sync. The same definition renders to the CI engine your team already runs, so you standardise how you build without migrating everyone onto one tool.

  • Visual authoring and two-way YAML editing on one definition.
  • Renders to GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, Tekton, CircleCI, Buildkite, and Drone.
  • A policy gate checks the pipeline before it commits to your repo.
checkout-api · pipeline policy: passed
build test scan deploy

Render to

  • GitHub Actions
  • GitLab CI
  • Jenkins
  • Tekton
  • CircleCI
  • Buildkite
  • Drone

visual ↔ YAML in sync

GitOps state drift detected

desired

payments-api: replicas 3

actual

payments-api: replicas 5

out of sync with Git flagged

drift surfaces against the live cluster

Deploy and GitOps

Ship to your targets, then keep them honest.

Delivery does not end at the deploy. IntegraCI ships to Kubernetes natively and reaches other targets through deploy workers, then keeps watching the cluster, so a change that drifts from what you declared does not go unnoticed.

  • Kubernetes, plus more targets

    Native Kubernetes deployments, plus VM, serverless, mobile, and static targets through deploy workers, so the platform reaches where your services run.

  • GitOps drift detection

    Compares desired versus actual state using the Kubernetes API and ArgoCD, so configuration that drifts from what you declared surfaces quickly.

  • Gated promotion

    Moving a build between environments is checked first, so only signed and scanned builds promote forward toward production.

Governed by default

Speed that does not cost you the audit trail.

Delivery and governance usually pull in opposite directions. On the Deliver path they do not. Policy gates read your scan results, releases carry signed provenance, and every gate decision lands in a tamper-evident audit trail you can export, so going faster does not mean losing the answer to how something shipped.

Gated on policy

Promotion between environments is checked against policy, so only signed, scanned builds move forward. The detail lives in the Secure pillar.

Recorded for audit

Every release and gate decision is written to a tamper-evident audit trail, exportable when someone asks. See the Govern pillar.

Connect your stack

Bring the CI, trackers, registries, and clouds you already run through built-in connectors, instead of replacing your toolchain.

Put your whole delivery spine on one path.

Request a demo, scaffold a service from a golden path, and follow it from plan to production. Self-host up to air-gapped when you need everything inside your own walls.