CI/CD Pipeline Diagram Template
Document your continuous integration and deployment pipeline. From code commit to production release, make your DevOps workflow visible to the whole team.
Use this templateWhat you get
- Six-stage pipeline: commit → build → test → image → deploy → monitor
- Staging and production branch paths
- Rollback path for failed deployments
What this template is for
A CI/CD pipeline diagram template gives engineering teams a shared picture of how code moves from commit to production. This template covers the common delivery path: code commit, build, automated tests, Docker image creation, manual approval, staging deployment, production deployment, and monitoring. Use it to document an existing pipeline, plan a new DevOps workflow, or explain release gates to a team that needs more visibility into deployment risk.
When to use this template
- Document the release pipeline for a new service before handing it to the platform team.
- Explain build, test, approval, and deployment stages during an engineering onboarding session.
- Review which deployment gates are manual and which can be automated.
- Map a migration from ad-hoc deployments to a repeatable CI/CD workflow.
- Visualize where monitoring and rollback checks belong after production deployment.
How to use it
- 1Start with the trigger: commit, pull request merge, tag, or manual release button.
- 2Add build and test stages, including unit, integration, and end-to-end checks.
- 3Add artifact creation, such as Docker image build and registry push.
- 4Place approval gates where a human decision is required before deployment.
- 5Draw staging and production deployments as separate stages.
- 6Finish with monitoring, alerting, and rollback signals after production release.
Quick example
Kubernetes service deployment pipeline
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See examples: /templates/cicd/examples


