Infrastructure and DevOps
So deployingstops beinga nervous day.
Reproducible infrastructure in the cloud, on your own servers or hybrid. With automated deployments, monitoring that means something, and backups that get tested.
Sound familiar?
Infrastructure that grew as it went along tends to show the same symptoms:
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Deployments happen out of hours because they are frightening.
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There is one server only one person understands, and that person will take a holiday eventually.
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You have backups, but nobody has ever tried restoring one.
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The cloud bill rises every month and nobody can explain exactly why.
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You find out something is down because a client rings.
How we work
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Audit before migration
We start by understanding what is running, what depends on what, and which risks are real today. Often the most profitable improvements are small and require migrating nothing.
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Cloud, on-premise or hybrid: whatever your requirements demand
We do not push to the cloud by default. If your data, costs or regulations call for your own servers, we build your own servers with the same deployment and monitoring quality.
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Infrastructure as code
Everything we build is described in code and version-controlled. Standing up an identical environment stops being an afternoon of manual work and becomes a reproducible command.
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Handover, not dependency
We document and train so your team can operate the system. We stay available for maintenance, but by your choice rather than because you have none.
What you get
- Infrastructure described in code, versioned and reproducible
- Automated deployments with rollback
- Monitoring and alerts on what actually matters
- Backups with a tested restore procedure
- Operating documentation for your team
What we work with
How we deploy, monitor and recover is the same whether you are in the cloud or in your own data centre.
- Containers and orchestration
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- Kubernetes
- Docker
- Docker Swarm
- Helm
- Cloud and infrastructure
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- AWS
- On-premise
- Terraform
- Cloudflare
- Delivery and observability
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- GitLab
- CI/CD
- Grafana
- Prometheus
Common questions
Is Kubernetes worth it at our size?
Often it is not, and we will say so. Kubernetes solves problems of scale and large teams; for plenty of companies it costs more to operate than it gives back. Docker with a simple orchestrator, or even well-managed machines, covers most cases.
Can you work with our own servers?
Yes. We work with on-premise, hybrid or cloud infrastructure depending on what your data, cost or compliance requirements demand.
Do you handle ongoing maintenance?
We can. Maintenance scope and response times are agreed in writing. It is equally valid for us to build the infrastructure and have your team operate it.
How is this billed?
The initial audit has a fixed price. From there, migration or build projects are quoted per phase, and maintenance runs on a monthly fee according to scope.
Shall we talk about your project?
Tell us your idea and we will get back to you within 24 hours.