DevOps
Shipping depends on one person and a long checklist. Builds are slow, environments drift, and nobody is sure what's running in production.
When to bring us in
- Deploys are manual, or only one or two people can do them
- Staging and production behave differently
- CI takes long enough that people stop waiting for it
- Rolling back means a late night
- Infrastructure changes happen in a console, not in code review
What we do
- CI/CD pipelines with tests, builds and releases defined as code
- Release automation: versioning, changelogs, promotion between environments
- Infrastructure as Code for environments that can be rebuilt from scratch
- GitOps workflows so the repository is the record of what runs
- Preview environments and faster feedback for developers
- Runbooks for the release and rollback paths
How it runs
- commitCommit
- buildBuild
- testTest
- releaseRelease
- deployDeploy
- observeObserve
What you get
- 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
Ways to engage
Assessment
A fixed-price review of what you run today. You get a written report and a prioritized plan.
Build
We implement the plan with your team, in your repositories and accounts, and hand it over documented.
Ongoing support
Optional, after handover: a retained block of engineering time for changes, upgrades and incidents.
Questions about DevOps
Can you work with our existing CI system?
Usually. Most CI systems can run a well-structured pipeline, so we only suggest moving if yours blocks what you need. Common examples are GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, Azure Pipelines and Bitbucket Pipelines.
Who owns the code and the accounts?
You do, from day one. Everything lives in your repositories and cloud accounts, under your access control. If we stopped tomorrow, nothing would stop running.
Do you work alongside our engineers?
Yes, through your review process, and we pair with your engineers where it helps. Not a fit if you want work done with no one on your side reviewing it.
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.
