Deployments you do not have to think about
Pipelines, infrastructure and monitoring that let your team ship often without breaking production. All of it kept in code.
Capabilities
CI/CD pipelines
Build, test and deploy on every merge, with previews and easy rollbacks.
Infrastructure as code
Environments described in Terraform, so they match and changes get reviewed.
Containers and Kubernetes
Docker images and, where justified, Kubernetes with sensible defaults.
Monitoring and alerts
Logs, metrics and alerts that reach the right person.
Access and backups
Least-privilege access, managed secrets and backups tested by restoring them.
Cost reviews
Finding idle resources and oversized instances to cut the monthly bill.
Good fit if
- Releases are manual and someone is nervous every time
- Your cloud bill keeps growing and nobody is sure why
- You heard about the last outage from a customer
Typical use cases
What we use
- Cloud
- AWSGoogle CloudAzureCloudflare
- Infrastructure
- TerraformPulumiDockerKubernetesHelm
- Pipelines
- GitHub ActionsGitLab CIJenkins
- Observability
- PrometheusGrafanaSentryCloudWatchPM2
Four steps, in this order
- 01
Audit what exists
- 02
Agree the target setup
- 03
Change it in small, reversible steps
- 04
Hand over runbooks
Related work
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View case study →Which cloud providers do you work with?
Mostly AWS and Google Cloud, and Azure when that is what a client already uses. We also set up simpler hosting on a single server or a managed platform when a full cloud setup would be overkill.
Do we need Kubernetes?
Often not. Kubernetes makes sense when you run many services or need fine control over scaling. For a single app, managed containers or a well set up virtual machine are cheaper and easier to run, and we will say so.
Can you review our current setup without rebuilding it?
Yes. A review covers deployments, access, backups, monitoring and cost. You get a prioritised list of findings, and you decide which ones we fix and which your team handles.
How do we start?
Book a call or send a message describing the problem. We follow up with questions, then send a written scope and estimate. Nothing is billed before you agree to that plan.
Want calmer release days?
Tell us how you deploy today. We will suggest the changes that matter most.