INFRASTRUCTURE

DevOps and CI/CD.

Build, test and release without anyone babysitting it

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Infrastructure
Practice area
OVERVIEW

What we do here.

When releasing is a manual event, it gets postponed. Changes pile up, each release carries more risk than the last, and eventually nobody wants to touch it. The problem compounds quietly until a small fix takes a fortnight.

Pipelines build and test the work automatically, so shipping becomes routine. Small releases, often, with the tests catching the obvious mistakes before a person has to.

This matters more for small teams than large ones, because they have the least time for manual process and no cover when the one person who knows the steps is away. We build on the tools you already pay for, and where there are no tests we start with the pipeline and add coverage where it protects the things that would hurt most.

ALSO IN INFRASTRUCTURE

The rest of this practice area.

01

Cloud Architecture

We design and build the cloud setup your systems sit on, across AWS, Google Cloud and Azure. Sized for the load you really have rather than the load a sales deck imagines, with the running cost visible and under control from the start.
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02

Servers and Hosting

Shared hosting for something small and simple, a VPS when you have outgrown that, and dedicated hardware when the workload justifies it. We size it with you, set it up, keep it patched, and move you up a tier when you genuinely need to rather than when it suits us.
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03

Infrastructure as Code

Your servers and services defined in code and kept in version control, so an environment can be rebuilt from scratch and every change is reviewed like any other. It removes the box nobody dares touch because only one person knows how it was set up.
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04

Monitoring and Observability

Metrics, logs and alerts set up so a problem reaches the right person quickly and with enough detail to act on. We tune it to alert on what actually matters, because a wall of warnings nobody reads is the same as no monitoring at all.
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05

Security and Reliability

Access control, patching, backups that have actually been restored from, and a plan for the day something fails. We work through what would hurt most if it went down, then put the boring safeguards in place so it does not.
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COMMON QUESTIONS

The questions we get asked about DevOps and CI/CD

Releasing stops being an event. Work is built and tested automatically, so shipping a change is routine instead of something everybody postpones until it piles up.

Usually the opposite. Small teams have the least time to spend on manual releases and the least cover when the person who knows the process is away.

Yes. GitHub, GitLab and the rest all support this, and we build on what you already pay for rather than moving you.

Then we start with the pipeline and add tests where they protect the things that would hurt most. Waiting for full coverage means never starting.
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