Logz.io embarked on a transformative journey to implement Continuous Deployment (CD) that spanned 1.5 years, culminating in the development of Apollo, an open-source CD tool for Kubernetes. Initially relying on scripts and Puppet for deployment, the company transitioned to using Docker in production, which led to challenges in managing container-to-instance linkages and orchestration. As the company grew, it adopted Kubernetes for scalability and shifted from the GitFlow branching model to a more flexible approach. Apollo was created to address the need for a simple, one-click deployment tool that integrates seamlessly with Jenkins and includes features such as a comprehensive permissions model, deployment history, and an intuitive user interface that abstracts Kubernetes complexities for developers. This transition required significant cultural shifts within the organization, empowering developers to own their code throughout its lifecycle. Now, Logz.io operates dynamically with Apollo, facilitating numerous deployments, and is eager to engage the community in further development through open sourcing.