Use Case Deployment
In the Deployment phase, the solution is transitioned from staging environments to production. This phase ensures a secure, structured, and automated release across environments such as Dev, QA, UAT, and Production, using modern deployment modes and DevOps tooling integrated into Calibo Sandbox.
Deployment is fully automated using CI/CD pipelines orchestrated through Jenkins, with artifact management via JFrog, static code analysis through SonarQube, and vulnerability scanning using Qualys. Infrastructure provisioning is handled via Terraform, while the application components are containerized using Docker and deployed to scalable environments such as Kubernetes or OpenShift, across AWS or Azure.
Calibo Sandbox provides real-time visibility into pipeline status, logs, artifact URLs, and deployment outputs—empowering development and operations teams to troubleshoot quickly and deploy confidently.
By this stage, all code has been validated, tested, and approved. With infrastructure standardized and compliance guardrails enforced, deployment becomes a streamlined, low-risk process.
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Deployment Readiness Checklist
The Use Case Deployment Checklist ensures that the transition from development to live environments is secure, scalable, and production-ready. This checklist provides a structured deployment framework that validates automation workflows, infrastructure provisioning, and operational readiness while minimizing downtime and reducing risk.
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CI/CD pipeline configuration validated (Jenkins, JFrog, SonarQube, Qualys) |
Not Started |
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Infrastructure setup via Terraform competed (Dev, QA, UAT, Prod) |
Not Started |
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Application deployed to Docker Container mode or Kubernetes, or OpenShift clusters from Sandbox |
Not Started |
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Automated deployment pipeline executed (build, test, deploy) |
Not Started |
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Real-time logs and error reports reviewed via Jenkins dashboard |
Not Started |
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Post-deployment quality checks performed (SonarQube, Qualys) |
Not Started |
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Live application URLs generated and validated |
Not Started |
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Stakeholder approval obtained post UAT deployment |
Not Started |
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Production readiness confirmed |
Not Started |
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PRO TIP:
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Always simulate a full deployment in UAT with live monitoring enabled. Catching issues here saves hours in production firefighting.
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Maintain rollback scripts and tagged versions in Git for instant disaster recovery.
Advance Bank Deploying Sentiment Analysis Engine
After 9 weeks of focused development, collaboration, and sprint testing, the Advance Bank team had built a powerful sentiment analysis engine. It could analyze thousands of open-ended customer reviews and classify feedback in real-time. But delivering value meant more than just building it—it was time to deploy the solution to live environments.
Use Case: Sentiment Analysis of Customer Product Reviews
Goal: Deploy the validated, fully tested solution to production environments with speed, security, and reliability.
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Environment Setup |
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Configured Dev, QA, UAT, and Prod environments in clicks |
CI/CD Integration |
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Jenkins pipelines orchestrated the CI/CD life cycle. Integrated tools included:
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Secrets Management |
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Pipeline Execution |
DevOps Engineer |
Simply clicked Deploy. The backend and frontend components were neatly packaged into Docker containers. Jenkins pushed them straight to the configured Kubernetes cluster. If something failed, the system could bounce back within minutes. Each build passed through automated stages: Initialization, Build, Unit Tests, SonarQube Scan, Build Container Image, Publish Container Image, and Deploy. |
Monitoring & Logs |
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Real-time logs and error traces monitored via Jenkins dashboard and Calibo observability tools. Issues were resolved before promotion to the next environment. |
Live Verification |
QA Lead |
Post-deployment smoke testing and UI validation were performed. API responses, visual layout, and data accuracy were verified. Live URLs were shared for stakeholder validation. |
Release Confirmation |
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Final sign-off on the production deployment was obtained. Change log, build ID, and deployment summary were documented in Confluence. Stakeholders confirmed readiness for business usage. |
What's Next:
With the sentiment analysis engine successfully deployed to UAT and Production, Advance Bank reached a key milestone. The live dashboard—fed by real-time feedback from e-commerce and app store channels—was now accessible to business leaders and customer-facing teams.
But deployment was just the beginning. The system began delivering live insights, highlighting sentiment trends and early signs of customer dissatisfaction. These real-world outputs now feed directly into the Business Validation & Refinement phase.
What's next? Business Validation and Refinement
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