DevOps & CI/CD
Release often, without the stress.
Automated build, test and deployment pipelines with infrastructure as code and monitoring.
Why teams call us
Problems this solves
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Deployments by hand
Releases depend on one person running commands on a server.
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Fear of Friday releases
Every deployment risks breaking production.
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Environments that differ
It works in testing but fails in production.
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Slow feedback
Developers wait hours or days to know if a change works.
Our approach
We set up pipelines that build, test, scan and deploy every change automatically, with approvals where you want them and one-click rollback. Infrastructure is defined as code, so environments are consistent and recreatable.
Security checks such as dependency scanning and secret detection run in the pipeline, and monitoring tells the team quickly if a release caused a problem.
What is included
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CI pipelines
Build, test and quality checks on every change.
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CD pipelines
Automated deployment with approvals and rollback.
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Infrastructure as code
Terraform, Bicep or CloudFormation.
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Containers
Docker images and orchestration where useful.
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DevSecOps checks
Dependency, secret and code scanning in the pipeline.
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Monitoring and alerts
Release health visible immediately.
What you receive
- CI/CD pipelines
- Infrastructure as code repository
- Environment documentation
- Security scanning setup
- Monitoring dashboards
- Runbooks and training
Technology we work with
- GitHub Actions
- GitLab CI
- Azure DevOps
- Docker
- Kubernetes
- Terraform
- Prometheus
- Grafana
Industries
How an engagement runs
Every engagement starts with a signed agreement and an advance payment as set out in your proposal. Work begins once both are complete.
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Assess
Current build, test and release process reviewed.
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Design
Pipeline, environments and controls agreed.
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Implement
Pipelines and infrastructure as code built.
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Embed
Team trained and the process documented.
Ready to start? Talk to us directly.
Tell us what you need in a few lines. A specialist replies with next steps and a written proposal before any work begins.
Frequently asked questions
Can't find your answer? Ask us
Do we need Kubernetes?
Can you work with our existing Git provider?
Can pipelines deploy to shared hosting?
Start with a conversation.
Share a few details. A specialist replies with next steps, usually starting with a short call.