DevOps Consulting
DevOps consulting for reliable software delivery.
CI/CD pipelines, Docker-based deployments, and monitoring — so shipping changes is routine, not risky. Same honesty here about what's proven and what's newer.
What's included
- CI/CD pipeline setup — automated build, test, and deploy, mostly on GitHub Actions
- Docker-based deployment workflows, including containerizing existing apps
- Release workflows — staging environments, rollback plans, deploy checklists
- Monitoring, logging, and alerting so you know when something breaks, not after a client tells you
- Backup strategies for both application data and infrastructure configuration
- Linux server management underneath all of the above
Good fit if: deploys today are manual, stressful, or depend on one person remembering the steps.
Not a fit if: you need mature Terraform-managed infrastructure-as-code or Kubernetes orchestration today — see the straight talk below.
Straight talk
This practice is newer than our 12+ years of e-commerce work. Terraform and Kubernetes are things we're actively growing into — not services we sell today. If your project genuinely needs either right now, we'll say so upfront and point you elsewhere if we can, rather than take the work and learn on your budget.
Why it's worth doing
Not process for its own sake.
Safer deployments
Automated tests and checks catch problems before they reach production, not after.
Repeatable releases
The same steps every time — not a checklist that lives in one person's head.
Better visibility
Monitoring and logging mean you find out about problems from a dashboard, not a customer.
Easier rollback
When a release does go wrong, reverting is a defined step, not a scramble.
FAQ
DevOps questions worth asking upfront.
GitHub Actions is our default for build/test/deploy pipelines — it fits how most small teams already host their code, without adding a separate CI system to maintain.
Not as a delivered service today. Terraform is something we're actively growing into, not a service we sell yet — we'd rather tell you that upfront than take the work and learn on your budget. Today our infrastructure setup is scripted and documented, not template-driven.
Yes — wrapping an existing app in Docker so it deploys the same way in every environment is common work, usually paired with setting up the CI/CD pipeline that builds and ships those containers.
Both — a deployment pipeline without visibility into what happens after release only solves half the problem. We set up monitoring, logging, and backups alongside the pipeline itself.
No — CI/CD and Docker-based deployment help regardless of where you host. That said, most of our DevOps work happens alongside AWS infrastructure work, since the two are usually solved together.
Tell us how you deploy today.
Manual FTP uploads, a half-built pipeline, or nothing at all — describe your process and we'll tell you honestly what's worth automating first.
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