devops-deployment_skill
- TypeScript
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Overview
This skill provides practical frameworks for CI/CD pipelines, containerization, Kubernetes deployments, and infrastructure-as-code patterns tailored for TypeScript applications. It focuses on repeatable pipelines, secure container images, scalable Kubernetes manifests, and GitOps-driven release flows. The goal is reliable, observable, and auditable delivery from commit to production.
How this skill works
The skill inspects and codifies pipeline stages (lint/type-check, unit tests, security scans, build/push, staged deploys) and maps them to CI tooling. It defines container best practices including multi-stage builds, non-root runtime, and health checks. Kubernetes manifests, resource requests/limits, security contexts, and autoscaling are provided along with deployment strategies (rolling, blue/green, canary). Infrastructure as code patterns and GitOps integration complete the delivery lifecycle.
When to use it
- Setting up or standardizing CI/CD pipelines for apps
- Containerizing Node/TypeScript services for production
- Deploying services to Kubernetes with secure manifests
- Implementing GitOps workflows and automated cluster sync
- Managing infrastructure via Terraform modules and remote state
Best practices
- Use multi-stage Docker builds to minimize image size and separate build/runtime dependencies
- Enforce linting, type checks, unit tests, and security scans as pipeline gates
- Run containers as non-root with read-only filesystem and explicit health probes
- Always set Kubernetes resource requests and limits and use HPA for load-driven scaling
- Store Terraform remote state with locking and use module patterns for reusable infra
Example use cases
- CI pipeline that lints, tests, scans for vulnerabilities, builds an image, and deploys to staging
- Kubernetes deployment with rolling updates, readiness/liveness probes, and HPA
- Blue-green or canary releases for high-risk features using traffic splitting via service or service mesh
- Terraform module to provision VPC, EKS cluster, and managed database with remote state
- GitOps flow with ArgoCD to continuously reconcile cluster state from a Git repository
FAQ
Start with rolling updates for general use. Use blue-green when you need instant rollback or predictable cutover; choose canary for progressive exposure of risky changes.
How do I manage secrets securely?
Use a secrets operator to sync secrets from managed providers (AWS Secrets Manager, Vault, Azure Key Vault, GCP). Avoid embedding secrets in code or image layers and enforce RBAC for secret access.
