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DevOps

Pipelines, infrastructure as code and monitoring that let your team ship daily without breaking things.

Animated DevOps line: a blueprint table, a build press, an X-ray scanner, a container stack and a monitoring panel light up in turn as a pulse runs past.

Ship daily without breaking things

CI/CD Pipelines

Automated tests, builds, security checks and zero-downtime deploys on every push.

Infrastructure as Code

Your whole cloud defined in code: reviewable, repeatable and rebuildable in minutes.

Containers & Kubernetes

Docker and Kubernetes (EKS, GKE, AKS) with autoscaling, Helm and GitOps.

Monitoring & Observability

Metrics, logs, traces and alerts so you find problems before your users do.

DevSecOps

Security checks in the pipeline: secrets, dependencies, containers and code.

Sound familiar

  • Releases are scary

    Manual deploys, Friday freezes and hotfixes that break something else.

  • Nobody can rebuild prod

    Servers configured by hand years ago, documented nowhere.

  • You hear about outages from users

    No alerts, no dashboards, no idea what changed.

The stack we use

  • GitHub Actions
  • GitLab CI
  • Jenkins
  • Docker
  • Kubernetes
  • Terraform
  • Pulumi
  • Ansible
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Google Cloud
  • Helm
  • Prometheus
  • Grafana
  • OpenTelemetry

DevOps questions

Can you work with our existing CI tool?

Yes. We improve what you have when it fits, and only suggest a move when the current tool is holding you back.

Do you also write the tests?

We wire the test stage and can add a first layer of tests for critical paths. Broader test coverage can be part of the scope.

How long does a CI/CD setup take?

A first working pipeline for one service usually takes one to three weeks, depending on how many environments, tests and approvals you need. We start with your most important service and roll the pattern out to the rest.

Which tools do you use?

GitHub Actions, GitLab CI or Jenkins for the pipeline, plus Docker, Terraform and your cloud's deploy tools. We pick what fits your repo and team, not a fixed stack.

Will our team be able to maintain it?

Yes. Pipelines live as code in your repository, with a short handover session and written notes so your developers can change them without us.

Terraform or Pulumi?

Terraform for most teams because of its ecosystem; Pulumi when your team prefers writing infrastructure in TypeScript or Python.

Tell us what you are building

Share your project in two minutes. We reply with a clear proposal, usually within one business day.