Release on a Friday. Sleep on Saturday.
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We rebuild the pipelines, infrastructure and on-call habits behind your releases so deploys stop being an event your team has to brace for.
We rarely walk into a team that needs DevOps as a concept. What they need is to stop losing half of Friday to a release, to stop paging the same two engineers every time staging drifts, and to stop guessing whether the last deploy actually made it to every region. We start by watching a real release go out — not a sanitised demo — and writing down where time, trust and money are quietly leaking.
From that baseline we rebuild only the parts that justify it. In practice that means pragmatic CI/CD in GitHub Actions, GitLab CI or Argo; Terraform or Pulumi modules your team will still understand in six months; and a Kubernetes platform (EKS, GKE or AKS) you can debug at 3am without a vendor on the line. GitOps, progressive delivery, signed artefacts and proper secrets management come in by default, because retrofitting them later costs five times as much.
The deliverable is not a platform you have to learn from us. It is an internal developer platform your engineers own, with paved roads documented in plain English and runbooks that read like a colleague wrote them. We stay engaged long enough to see your team deploy multiple times a day without drama, then we get out of the way.
Ship like a platform team.
Most engineering orgs don't have a 'DevOps problem' — they have a paved-road problem. Pipelines drift, infra is half-coded and half-clicked, and every new service reinvents its own deploy story. The result is slow releases, brittle on-call, and senior engineers burning hours on toil instead of product work.
A modern delivery platform fixes the root cause: a single golden path for building, deploying, observing and rolling back. Teams ship to production multiple times a day, infrastructure changes go through pull requests, and rollback is a non-event. The cloud bill goes down because resources match real demand, not worst-case guesses.
This is the platform pattern we build for every modernization engagement: GitOps on EKS with Terraform, Argo CD and progressive delivery. You get the same proven blueprint, tuned to your team's size, compliance posture and existing investments. No greenfield rewrites, no consultant-ware.
- CI/CD pipelines on GitHub Actions, GitLab or Argo
- Infrastructure-as-Code with Terraform & Pulumi
- Internal developer platforms & golden paths
- Observability with OpenTelemetry, Grafana, Datadog
- Incident response & on-call enablement
GitHub Actions
Terraform
ArgoCD
Kubernetes
Datadog
Grafana- 01
Week 1–2
Discover
Audit current state, agree on outcomes and constraints.
- 02
Week 3–6
Design & pilot
Build the paved road on a real workload, not a demo.
- 03
Week 7–12
Roll out
Scale to teams, transfer ownership, document everything.
The questions teams actually ask.
Which CI/CD tools do you work with?
We build pipelines on GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Bitbucket Pipelines and Argo, with builds, tests, security scans and artifact publishing automated end to end.
Do you do GitOps?
Yes. We implement GitOps with Argo CD and Helm so Kubernetes deployments sync directly from source control, with versioned releases across dev, staging and production.
How long does a pipeline modernisation take?
A typical engagement runs in phases — discovery, a pilot on a real workload, then rollout — with the new pipelines running alongside the old ones until every service has a green equivalent. No big-bang cutovers.
Do you work inside our team or alongside it?
Both. We pair with your engineers from day one, document every paved road and run handover workshops, so your team fully owns the platform when we leave.
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