Software Delivery Control Plane
Deployments that don't endanger your business. Transform software releases from risky manual processes into controlled, verifiable operations with automated safeguards.
What It Is
A Software Delivery Control Plane treats software delivery as a system, not a script. Unlike traditional CI/CD pipelines that just execute code, a delivery control plane understands deployments through native semantics (canary releases, blue-green deployments), verifies releases based on actual production behavior, and enforces security gates.
It provides complete governance while tracking costs directly to services and deployments—transforming deployment from a risky manual process into a controlled, measurable operation.
Your Current Reality
Without a Control Plane
- ✗Releases happen late at night (because they're risky)
- ✗Rollbacks are manual and stressful
- ✗"Build passed, production failed"
- ✗No clear visibility into who approved what
- ✗Cloud costs spiraling without clear attribution
With a Control Plane
- ✓Canary & Blue-Green deployments out of the box
- ✓Automated rollbacks based on production metrics
- ✓Measurable verification after every release
- ✓Clear governance, approvals, and audit trails
- ✓Cloud/GPU costs tracked per service and deployment
Who It's For
- →Companies where software releases represent business risk (revenue, SLA, reputation)
- →Organizations with complex deployment processes (10+ services, multiple environments)
- →Businesses requiring audit trails, RBAC, and governance for deployments
- →Teams struggling with manual rollbacks, unclear release ownership, or deployment failures
- →Engineering organizations managing cloud/GPU infrastructure costs
Technical Differentiation
Not just pipeline execution—native deployment understanding:
Deployment Semantics
Service → Environment → Strategy → Verification → Failure Handling
Production Verification
Decisions based on metrics and logs, not just exit codes
Security as a Gate
SARIF, Semgrep, SAST integrated before deployment
Cost Intelligence
Cloud and GPU costs attributed to specific services and releases
Kubernetes-Native
No Helm spaghetti, no bash magic—clean deployment abstractions
Enterprise Governance
RBAC/ABAC, multi-level approvals, immutable audit logs
Outcomes
Controlled Releases
Clear ownership and approval gates for every deployment
Automated Rollbacks
Based on real production behavior, not just pipeline status
Reduced Risk
Lower deployment risk and incident rates
Security Enforcement
Testing enforced before production, not after
Cost Visibility
Cloud costs per service and deployment tracked automatically
Complete Audit Trails
Compliance and post-incident analysis capabilities
Engagement Format
1. Assessment Phase (1-2 weeks)
Review current deployment processes, identify risks, define governance and cost tracking requirements
2. Design Phase (2-3 weeks)
Model services, environments, deployment strategies, verification criteria, and cost attribution
3. Implementation Phase (4-8 weeks)
Platform setup, CI integration, deployment pipeline migration, security gate configuration
4. Stabilization & Training (2-4 weeks)
Team onboarding, runbook creation, monitoring optimization, cost tracking validation
Executive Value
In modern organizations, software delivery isn't an IT topic—it's a business topic.
Every failed release means lost revenue, SLA violations, and reputation damage.
When software is your core business, delivery must be controllable.
Ready to Make Deployments Controllable?
Transform software releases from risky processes into controlled operations.
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