DevOps and cloud

We make delivery and operations predictable: CI/CD, containers, infrastructure as code, the cloud, monitoring and alerts, and cloud bills that make sense.

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How a change reaches production

  1. Commit

    Code review and automated tests.

  2. Build

    A container image, the same everywhere.

  3. Deploy

    Infrastructure described in code, releases you can undo.

  4. Run

    Monitoring, logs and alerts on what matters.

  5. Review

    Incidents and cloud costs, and what to change.

What we do

  • CI/CD pipelines.
  • Containers and orchestration.
  • Infrastructure as code.
  • Cloud setup and moves to the cloud.
  • Monitoring, logs and alerts.
  • Cost optimization.
  • SRE practices: service levels, incident reviews.

What you get

  • A pipeline from commit to production.
  • Infrastructure described in code and reproducible.
  • Dashboards and alerts on what matters.
  • A breakdown of costs and what to change.

Where we have done this

  • Scoperly

    Production on Google Cloud: a virtual machine with containers, a managed database, a load balancer; CI/CD.

    See the product : Scoperly
The Scoperly supplier dashboard: revenue, orders to process, overdue debts and recent orders of a demo company

Technologies

  • Docker
  • GitHub Actions
  • Google Cloud
  • Terraform
  • Kubernetes
  • Prometheus
  • Grafana

How we can work on it

  • Project (outsourcing)

    A defined result: we take the task from understanding to launch and support.

  • Team (staff augmentation)

    Our engineers join your team and work in your process and your tools.

  • Audit and consulting

    A review of code, architecture, security or infrastructure: findings ranked by importance, and what to fix first.

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Questions

Which clouds do you work with?

Our own product runs on Google Cloud. For your project we choose the cloud together with you, or work with the one you already have.

Can you lower our cloud bill?

We start with a breakdown of where the money goes, then propose changes with their expected effect.

Tell us about your task

A few lines are enough. We will read them and reply with our questions.

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