Hire — DevOps
Infrastructure that stops being a fire.
DevOps and cloud engineers for the work that's easy to postpone until it breaks — CI/CD, infrastructure-as-code, monitoring, cost and reliability. Start with a short audit if you're not sure what's actually wrong, or bring an engineer straight into an existing pipeline.
What a typical DevOps engagement looks like
- —A short infrastructure/CI-CD audit first if you're not sure where the actual risk is — a written plan, not a sales pitch
- —An engineer joins your on-call rotation and existing cloud setup (AWS, GCP or Azure)
- —Infrastructure-as-code so environment setup stops living in one person's head
- —Release pipelines that make shipping boring — the good kind of boring
Stack considerations
- —Whichever cloud you're already on — we don't push a migration unless the audit genuinely finds one is warranted
- —Containerized deployments (Docker, and an orchestrator if you're at that scale) vs. simpler PaaS hosting, sized to your actual team size
- —Observability (logs, metrics, alerting) that someone will actually look at, not a dashboard nobody opens
- —Cost visibility — cloud spend that scales with usage instead of quietly compounding
Questions people ask.
Start with the audit (Consult engagement). It's a fixed, short piece of work that ends with a written plan naming what's actually broken and what it would take to fix — you can act on it yourself, hire for it, or bring us in for the fix. No pressure to convert it into a retainer.
Yes — a contract seat can do either, or both. Some clients want the pipeline built once and handed over; others want an engineer who stays on for the operational load after.
AWS, GCP and Azure. We work inside whatever you're already running rather than defaulting to one.