What We Do

A CI/CD pipeline should be boring. You push code, tests run, and if everything passes, it deploys. The problem is that most pipelines accumulate years of patches — shell scripts nobody remembers writing, environment variables in the wrong places, manual approval gates that nobody actually checks.

We rebuild or design pipelines from scratch on GitHub Actions, GitLab CI or CircleCI, with ArgoCD or Flux for GitOps deployments where that's the right fit. The goal is a system where deploying to production is the least stressful part of an engineer's day.

If you can't reproduce your environment from a git repository, your infrastructure has a single point of failure that isn't technical — it's the person who remembers how it was set up.

We write Terraform (or Pulumi for teams preferring real languages) to describe your cloud resources, version them, and make them reproducible. This covers the full stack: networking, compute, databases, IAM, monitoring. Every resource in code. Every change reviewed and tracked.

Kubernetes is the right tool for a lot of situations. It is also the kind of thing that accumulates misconfigurations quietly. A cluster that works is not the same as a cluster that's configured safely, cost-efficiently, and ready for what happens at 2am.

We set up EKS, GKE or AKS clusters from scratch, or review and harden existing ones. Resource limits, RBAC, network policies, namespaces, autoscaling — all of it configured, not just deployed. If you already have a cluster, we'll tell you what's missing before something forces the conversation.

Moving to the cloud — or between clouds — has a standard set of surprises: undocumented dependencies, data that's harder to move than expected, the service that turns out to be doing something nobody knew about. We've run enough migrations to know where the surprises live.

We start with an inventory, produce a migration plan with clear sequencing, and run the migration in phases with rollback available at each step. Staging environment before anything goes near production. You know the plan before we start, and nothing moves without your sign-off.

Managed DevOps means we own the infrastructure layer. Monitoring, alerting, patching, capacity planning, incident response — handled. Your engineers work on the product, not on why the database is running hot at 11pm on a Thursday.

Three plans based on infrastructure size and SLA requirements. All plans include a dedicated contact who is an engineer, not a support ticket system. You escalate to the same person who escalates to the rest of the team.

Compliance requirements — SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS — do not have to mean a separate security workstream that runs parallel to engineering. Security controls integrated into the CI/CD pipeline mean the review happens at the point of change, not as a gate at the end of a quarter.

We add SAST/DAST scanning, container image scanning, secrets detection, and compliance controls to existing pipelines. We also help with the documentation and evidence-gathering that auditors need — which is often the harder part.