I built a self-hosted CI/CD platform with persistent queue, encrypted secrets, and rollback UI — here's what I learned
The article discusses the development of Deploy Center, a self-hosted CI/CD platform designed to simplify deployment processes for small teams. It highlights the architecture choices made, including the use of a persistent queue and encrypted secrets, as well as the implementation of role-based access control. The author shares insights on what worked well and what could be improved in future iterations of the platform.
- ▪Deploy Center is a self-hosted CI/CD deployment platform built using TypeScript, Express, React, MySQL/MariaDB, and Redis.
- ▪The platform features a persistent queue using BullMQ to ensure jobs are not lost during restarts and includes a retry policy.
- ▪Encrypted environment variables are implemented for security, with a unique encryption key for each project.
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