DevOps & Infrastructure
If deploying is scary, nothing else gets fixed. We put in the pipeline, the tests, the containers and the dashboards so that shipping on a Tuesday afternoon is unremarkable.
What you get
Typical stack
Engagement
A four-week setup engagement, then monthly support or full handover to your team.
Planning your devops & infrastructure project
Deployment frequency, environments, test coverage and recovery requirements determine the pipeline work. Identify manual release steps, missing alerts and dependencies on individual engineers. A useful setup includes documented access, rollback steps and clear ownership of alerts.
Explore our delivery process →Questions about devops & infrastructure
Do we need Kubernetes?
Container orchestration should solve an operational need. Application complexity, scaling requirements and the team's ability to maintain it help determine whether Kubernetes or a simpler deployment fits.
What should a deployment pipeline include?
The appropriate checks depend on the application, but releases should have a repeatable build, relevant automated checks, controlled configuration and a documented recovery path.