Solsta Blog: DevOps for Games

Outsourcing game development? This guide covers best practices for collaborating securely with partners, outsourced teams and external development studios, so your project stays secure at scale.

This guide shows how to improve your game development pipeline without rebuilding it from scratch.

In game development, whether for indie projects or AAA titles, frequent validation of concepts is crucial for success. Both playtesting and quality assurance (QA) play pivotal roles in this process. Conducted at each iteration, these testing phases ensure that the game aligns with its intended creative direction and delivers a satisfying player experience.

Custom Launch Buttons in Solsta give game dev teams a consistent way to launch builds across QA, dev, devkit, and production workflows without managing batch files or shared scripts.

This article explores how game studios automate build delivery after CI/CD, including environment synchronization, rollback coordination, and distributed workflows across QA and co-dev teams. It also covers how the Solsta CLI enables machine-operable build delivery from the terminal or CI/CD without requiring a browser or GUI.

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Our highlights from Pragma's Online Services Summit: insights from Scopely, 2K, and Gardens Interactive on game infrastructure, boring tools, and DevOps.

The Solsta 2.0 release was designed for the way high-power, collaborative studios actually build games today.

Solid State Networks, the company behind Solsta, has successfully completed a Service Organization Control (SOC) 2 Type I audit, resulting in an unqualified opinion from an independent.

We hit the Gamescom Dev Floor to talk collaboration, build distribution, and what's next for game teams — here's what we heard.

Learn how game studios use role-based access control, authenticated distribution, and audit logging to secure game builds shared with co-dev teams, QA vendors, and publishers.

The DevOps solution that connects game studios, publishers, partners, and remote teams is ready for enterprise organizations.

Access any version anytime with the Solsta desktop client for Windows and macOS. Today, Solid State Networks announced the commercial launch of Solsta, the DevOps solution designed for game.

Discover how game studios securely share builds, reduce deployment bottlenecks, and speed up development across internal and external teams.