DevOps and infrastructure
Cloud infrastructure and delivery pipelines that deploy the same way every time, alert before customers notice, and cost what you expect.
DevOps and infrastructure, done properly
Manual deployments, servers nobody dares restart and a cloud bill that grows faster than the business are symptoms of the same gap. We define your infrastructure as code, automate testing and deployment, and set up monitoring that tells the right person when something needs attention. We also review cloud spend line by line. Oversized instances and forgotten resources are common, and the savings often cover the engagement.
DevOps and infrastructure. CI/CD, containers, monitoring and cloud cost control.
Who it suits, what you receive, how long it takes and how it is priced, before you commit to anything.
Who it is for
Teams deploying by hand, running fragile servers, or paying more for cloud than they expected.
What you receive
Infrastructure as code, automated pipelines, monitoring and alerting, backups and a cost report.
Typical timeline
Three to eight weeks, depending on how many environments and services are involved.
How it is priced
Fixed price for the setup, with optional monthly management afterwards.
How the work runs
The same four stages apply to every engagement, so you always know what happens next.
Discover
Workshops on goals, users, risks and constraints.
A written scope and estimateDesign
Architecture decisions and a prototype tested with real users.
Your approval before buildBuild
Two-week sprints, each ending in working software.
A demo every sprintOperate
Deployment, monitoring, support and continuous improvement.
A support agreement with SLAs
One team from first workshop to long-term operation
Request a proposalCommon questions
Which clouds do you support?
AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, plus traditional hosting where that is the better fit.
Do we need Kubernetes?
Often not. We recommend the simplest setup that meets your reliability needs, and explain the trade-off.
Will our team be able to run it afterwards?
Yes. Everything is in code, in your repository, with a runbook for common tasks.
Tell us the problem. We reply within one business day.