Release records
Every release identifies its code versionEach build records its source commit, test run and target environment.
Case study · performance management software
Turbo Digital contributed to a platform for employee assessments, manager review and reporting. The work combines a React interface, .NET API and MySQL database with automated tests and a Linux staging deployment process.
The project needed changes to be reviewed, tested and deployed separately from production. Release records identify the code version, and failed staging checks trigger a return to the previous release.
Release records
Every release identifies its code versionEach build records its source commit, test run and target environment.
Separate environments
Staging cannot silently become productionDedicated services and configuration keep staging changes separate from production.
Recovery
Health failure has a defined responseIf staging health checks fail, deployment restores the previous application release.
Testing and deployment
The process makes the version being tested, deployed and restored identifiable at each step.
01 / review
Branches and pull requests keep the proposed change available for review before a release is built.
02 / verify
Tests cover authentication, roles, validation and the main assessment workflows.
03 / prove
API and interface packages identify the source commit, build run and target environment.
04 / deploy
The deployment checks the package, preserves server configuration and switches staging to the new release.
05 / validate
Checks confirm the staging API and public routes respond and that production remains available.
06 / recover
The deployment switches back to the prior API and interface version when staging validation fails.
Access and release history
Discuss the application, current release process and the failure or limitation you need to address. We can scope development, testing and Linux deployment work.