In this focused 30 minute Google Meet session, we'll review your GitHub Actions workflows and build a practical plan to make your deployment pipeline production ready, without slowing your team down or overcomplicating your YAML. We'll assess where your pipeline stands today, identify the highest impact gaps in safety and reliability, and define clear next steps so your team can ship to production with confidence.

What this call is for

Understanding your current pipeline maturity (environment separation, validation gates, deployment controls, recovery paths, visibility)
Finding quick wins vs. structural improvements (simple YAML fixes vs. workflow redesigns)
Reviewing your environment strategy (dev, staging, production separation, secret management, protection rules)
Evaluating deployment safety (automated validation, gated releases, approval workflows, branch restrictions)
Assessing recovery readiness: whether your team can identify and redeploy a known good version under pressure
Building deployment visibility: traceability, deployment summaries, team notifications, and operational clarity during incidents

What you'll leave with

A clear assessment of where your current pipeline falls short of production readiness
A prioritized improvement plan (quick wins, medium effort changes, longer term workflow redesigns)
Recommended guardrails (environment protections, validation gates, controlled triggers, versioning strategies)
Visibility suggestions (deployment summaries, notification integrations, traceability patterns)
A detailed PDF delivered after the call summarizing your pipeline review, improvement roadmap, and recommended priorities

How to prepare (optional, helps a lot)

If you can, have any of the following ready to screen share:
Your primary GitHub Actions workflow files (deployment YAML, CI workflows, reusable workflows if applicable)
Your repository and environment setup (branch protection rules, environment configurations, secret scoping)
Your top 2 or 3 concerns (e.g., "we have no rollback plan," "everything autodeploys on merge," "we can't tell what version is running," "our environments all share the same secrets")

Format: Google Meet (screen share welcome; please don't share credentials, tokens, or secrets)