Six services. One rule: it ships as code.
Six services for building, shipping, securing and running software. Each works on its own. All of them leave code in your repositories, not a dependency on us.
DevOps
Deploys anyone on your team can run, and undo.
Typical deliverables, DevOps:
- A CI/CD pipeline in your repository, with documented stages
- Environments defined as code, reproducible on demand
- A tested rollback path and the runbook for it
- A handover session and written notes for your team
Cloud
Accounts, networks and costs that someone actually designed.
Typical deliverables, Cloud:
- An architecture document and diagrams for your cloud setup
- A landing zone defined as code
- A migration plan with order, risks and rollback for each workload
- A cost report with concrete changes and budget alerts
- A disaster recovery runbook, rehearsed with your team
DevSecOps
Security checks on every commit, not once a year.
Typical deliverables, DevSecOps:
- Security scanning wired into your CI, with agreed thresholds
- A secrets management setup and a migration of existing secrets
- Policies as code, enforced in the pipeline and the cluster
- A prioritized findings report with owners
Kubernetes
Clusters you can upgrade without a war room.
Typical deliverables, Kubernetes:
- A cluster defined as code, with documented architecture
- GitOps delivery for your workloads
- An upgrade runbook, used for at least one real upgrade
- Dashboards and alerts for cluster and workload health
Agentic AI
AI agents with limits you can read in code.
Typical deliverables, Agentic AI:
- A working agent or workflow, deployed in your environment
- An evaluation set and the scripts to run it
- Documented guardrails and permission boundaries
- Cost and quality monitoring with alerts
Technical Consulting
A second opinion before you commit to the expensive option.
Typical deliverables, Technical Consulting:
- A written report with findings, risks and options
- A prioritized roadmap with effort estimates
- A presentation of the results to your team or board
Not sure where to start? Start from the problem you have.
Tell us what you're running.
A few lines about your stack is enough. We'll reply to set up a short intro call, then send a written proposal with a fixed price.
