Security requirements for code
Company policy does not allow building code in external cloud services.
Jenkins
An open automation server with countless plugins for building, testing and deployment. We choose it when CI/CD must run inside the client's infrastructure.
WHY WE CHOOSE THIS
When code cannot be handed to external services, cloud CI is off the table. Jenkins runs entirely on your servers, with flexible pipelines for any release process.
Own infrastructure
Code and servers are already inside the company network, and CI has to run there too.
Complex release process
The build spans several systems, manual approvals or specific environments.
Enterprise systems
Build and deployment pipelines inside the company's closed environment.
Legacy projects
Release automation for old systems that are hard to move to cloud CI.
Mobile apps
Building and signing versions on your own agents, including macOS for iOS.
Multi-stage releases
Pipelines with tests, approvals and deployment to several environments.
CASE FOR THIS TECHNOLOGYAll cases
OCTOBER 2026eСommerce / DEVELOPMENTWe rebuilt e-commerce without stopping sales
Purchase conversion up from 1.4% to 3%: a new platform for 1M+ products with no sales stoppage.
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REVIEWS
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The team took a professional approach to upgrading site, ensuring high-quality project delivery without interrupting the store’s operations.
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Other technologies in our stack
Isn't Jenkins outdated?+
No, but it needs more maintenance than cloud services. Jenkins remains a common choice for companies with their own infrastructure and specific requirements. For new projects without such constraints, we often recommend simpler solutions.
Why Jenkins and not GitHub Actions?+
GitHub Actions is easier to start with and does not need its own server. We choose Jenkins when builds must stay inside the company network or the release process is too specific for ready-made cloud workflows.
Who will maintain Jenkins after setup?+
It depends on the agreement. Jenkins needs updates and plugin management, so we either take on maintenance or hand your team pipelines defined as code, along with documentation.
We build automation around the client's security rules, not the other way around.
Jenkins CI/CD setup at GVSPACE starts with the release process: which systems are involved, who approves deployment and what security requirements the company has. Then we define pipelines as code and set up build agents, tests and deployment to several environments. We use Jenkins for enterprise systems, legacy projects and mobile apps where automation must run inside the client's infrastructure.