No more manual deployments, no more Friday-night hotfixes. Just a repeatable process that your whole team trusts.
What We Deliver
DevOps & CI/CD Services
CI/CD Pipeline Setup
GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or Bitbucket Pipelines configured to run tests, lint, type-check, build Docker images, and deploy — all triggered on PR merge. Rollback in one click.
Docker Containerisation
Multi-stage Dockerfiles for every service — optimised for layer caching, minimal image size, and non-root runtime. Docker Compose for local dev parity.
Kubernetes Deployment
Deployment manifests, Helm charts, HPA and VPA configuration, and readiness/liveness probes — so your services self-heal and scale without manual intervention.
Infrastructure as Code
Every cloud resource defined in Terraform or Pulumi, checked into your repository, and applied via a GitOps workflow. No more snowflake servers.
Monitoring & Alerting
Datadog or Grafana dashboards for deployment frequency, lead time, change failure rate, and MTTR — the four DORA metrics that tell you if your DevOps is working.
Security Scanning
Snyk or Trivy vulnerability scanning in every pipeline run. SAST checks on pull requests. Secrets scanning so credentials never reach your repository.
How It Works
Our DevOps & CI/CD Process
Audit Current State
We document your current deployment process, find the manual steps, and identify the highest-risk failure points. You see exactly what we plan to automate and why.
Pipeline Design
Stage-by-stage pipeline design agreed with your team: test → build → staging deploy → approval gate → production deploy. Branch strategy documented.
Implementation
Pipelines built, Dockerfiles written, Kubernetes manifests created. Every step tested against your actual codebase — not a toy example.
Staging Validation
Full end-to-end deployment run on staging. Rollback tested. Failure scenarios simulated. Your team runs a deployment while we watch.
Production Go-Live
First automated production deployment run together. Monitoring confirmed. Alerting tested with a synthetic incident.
Team Training
2-hour session covering pipeline debugging, rollback procedures, adding new services, and reading the dashboards. Runbook left in your repo.
Technologies We Use
FAQ
Common Questions
Which CI/CD tool do you recommend?
GitHub Actions for most teams — it is free for public repos, well-documented, and has the largest ecosystem of community actions. For teams on GitLab or Bitbucket, we use native CI. We do not push you to a paid CI tool unless your build times specifically require it.
Can you handle a monorepo with multiple services?
Yes. We use Turborepo or Nx for JavaScript monorepos and path filtering in CI to only build and deploy the services affected by each commit. Build times stay fast even as the repo grows.
What is your rollback strategy?
For Kubernetes deployments, rollback is a single kubectl rollout undo command — takes under 30 seconds. For Vercel and Railway, we use deployment snapshots. Every pipeline has a documented rollback runbook.
What do self-hosted CI runners cost?
GitHub-hosted runners are free up to 2,000 minutes/month, then roughly $0.008/minute. For teams with heavy build loads we set up self-hosted runners on a small EC2 instance — typically ₹2,000–4,000/month — which is usually cheaper and faster.
How long does a full DevOps setup take?
3–4 weeks for a single-repo project with one production environment. Multi-service, multi-environment setups take 5–6 weeks. We give you a precise timeline after reviewing your codebase.
Ready to Get Started?
Tell us about your project and we'll respond within 24 hours with a scoped proposal.