Engineering · DevOps and CI/CD

Releases becomea button

Automated tests, one-click deploys and infrastructure as code, so shipping is boring and nobody gives up a weekend.

A pipeline going green · live
What changes · for you

From where you areto where you want to be

The difference you feel in the first months, in plain words.

Release weekendsDeploys on a Tuesday afternoon
Manual server setupInfrastructure as code
Bugs found by customersTests on every change
Rollback means panicRollback in one click
What we build · DevOps and CI/CD

The work, infour shapes

Most projects are one of these, or a mix. Every one ships with tests, documentation and a handover.

CI/CD pipelines

Test, build and deploy on every merge.

Infrastructure as code

Every server and setting in version control.

Preview environments

Every change testable before it ships.

Monitoring and alerts

Know before your customers do.

How it runs · four steps

What happensafter you say yes

The same senior team from the first call to the release, and one lead you can always reach.

  1. 01

    Discover

    We map how the work really happens today, and agree what success looks like.

    one week
  2. 02

    Design

    Clickable flows and the architecture, before a line of code.

    you approve it
  3. 03

    Build

    Two-week sprints, a working demo every Friday, code in your repository.

    weekly demos
  4. 04

    Run

    Monitoring, handover and training, then support for as long as you need it.

    yours to own
Is it right for you · signs

It fits when youhear these

Tools we often use
GitHub ActionsTerraformDockerKubernetes
Releases are scaryDeploys happen by handOnly one person can deployEnvironments drift apartYou ship less than you want to
Boring releasesstart here

Ship on a Tuesday.Sleep on a Friday