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/ DevOps and CI/CD
DevOps and CI/CD
Pipelines, infrastructure, and the discipline to use them.
- Engagement
- Project or fractional
- Timeline
- Four to twelve weeks for a foundation
01/ Overview
What this looks like in practice.
If your engineers dread Friday deploys, your pipeline is the problem. We build CI that you trust, infrastructure that lives in code, and on-call rotations that do not burn your team out.
We have done this for teams of three and teams of three hundred. The patterns scale, the discipline travels, and the result is the same: less drama, faster delivery, fewer surprises at inconvenient hours.
02/ What's included
Everything in scope, in writing.
- 01Pipeline design and migration
- 02Infrastructure as code with Terraform or Pulumi
- 03Container orchestration with Kubernetes or Nomad
- 04Secret management and policy as code
- 05Observability stack and SLO definition
- 06Disaster recovery and runbooks
- 07Incident response planning and runbooks
- 08Cost optimisation and right-sizing
03/ How we work
The work, broken into four parts.
Step 01
Map
We document everything that ships, everything that breaks, and everything that wakes someone up.
Step 02
Foundation
We build the pipeline and infrastructure once, properly, and codify it so it is reproducible.
Step 03
Adopt
Your engineers pair with ours until the new way of working is muscle memory, not a slide deck.
Step 04
Hand-off
We leave behind runbooks, dashboards, and a team that does not need us anymore.
04/ Tech we use
An opinionated, boring stack.
The tools matter less than the workflow. We will adopt yours where it makes sense, and replace it where it costs you sleep.
- Kubernetes
- Terraform
- Pulumi
- GitHub Actions
- GitLab CI
- ArgoCD
- Prometheus
- Grafana
- Loki
- Vault
05/ Related disciplines
What else we do.
Contact
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