DeployMate — Release Workflow

Git Repository

GitHub · GitLab · Bitbucket

Azure DevOps

Repos · Pipelines · Artifacts

Bank of Build Servers

DeployMate pulls the latest source code and distributes the build across a pool of dedicated build servers. Each server compiles the code, runs tests, and packages the release artifact — automatically and in parallel.

.NET Core & .NET Framework

Angular

React

Background Services

Successful Build → Upload Artifact

Once the build passes all checks, the compiled artifact is packaged and securely uploaded to the DeployMate release store — ready to be pushed to any number of target servers.

Push Release to Target Servers

The release is pushed simultaneously to one or many servers. Before deploying the code, DeployMate automatically syncs everything the application needs to run correctly.

Sync Bindings & Port Assignments

Sync SSL Certificates

Sync Configurations

Deploy Release Code

Windows & Linux Servers

IIS Sites & App Pools

Verify the Release

DeployMate performs automatic health checks — confirming the application is responding, the SSL certificate is active, the database is reachable, and response times are within acceptable limits.

Deployment Outcome

✓

Success — Release Live

Application is healthy and serving traffic

↩

Failure — Auto Rollback

Previous version instantly restored

Run Automated Tests

Once the release is live, DeployMate kicks off a suite of automated tests — functional, integration, and regression — against the running application to validate real-world behaviour.

Automated Test Results

✓

All Tests Passed

Report generated & logged automatically

Tests Failed

Failure report generated for review

Human Review → Promote to Production

A team member reviews the test report and makes the final call. DeployMate provides all the data needed — pass rates, response times, and any failures — to make a confident, informed decision.

✓ Approve & Push to Production ⏸ Hold for Further Review ↩ Rollback & Investigate