BuildSphere - Unified CI/CD Operations Platform

BuildSphere proposes a unified CI/CD operations platform for reducing the fragmentation that occurs when software delivery activities are distributed across multiple DevOps tools. The project combines GitHub for source control, Jenkins for continuous integration, Docker for containerization, Render for service deployment, and Vercel for frontend hosting within a structured application workflow. The proposed architecture provides a foundation for centralized monitoring, role-based access, analytics, notifications, and AI-assisted DevOps features. By bringing these activities into one platform, the project aims to improve operational visibility and support a more manageable software-delivery process. The implementation and evaluation of the prototype can provide a practical basis for further development of integrated DevOps monitoring systems.

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