DevOps that
accelerates business

We build the pipelines and automation that take your code to production without manual steps. You keep working on the product; the releases look after themselves.

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16+

years of DevOps experience

First pipeline in a couple of weeks

Every release goes through it from then on

On top of what you already run

Nothing has to be rebuilt first

We train your team

The know-how stays with you

Billed by the hour

75–125 €/h depending on company size

What does our service include?

The six things we do most often for customers.

CI/CD pipelines

A pipeline that builds, tests and releases the code the same way every time. A release is a button, not an evening's work.

GitHub Actions and Azure Pipelines

Automated tests and validation

Multi-stage release process

Infrastructure as Code

Servers, networks and permissions described as code, in version control, instead of clicked together in a cloud console.

Terraform and Pulumi

Automatic environment provisioning

Versioned and reviewed infrastructure

Container technologies

The application is packaged in a container, so it runs the same way on a developer's laptop and in production.

Docker containers

Kubernetes orchestration

Helm package management

Monitoring and alerting

Logs, metrics and alerts in one place. You see the problem before a customer calls about it.

Log management and metrics

Automated alerts

Dashboards and reporting

Security automation

Security checks run as part of the pipeline. A vulnerable dependency or a leaked secret stops the release before production.

Dependency vulnerability scanning

Secrets management

Static analysis of images and code

Automation scripts

Routines done by hand turned into scripts. A script does the same thing every time, and nobody has to remember to do it.

PowerShell and Bash

Scheduled jobs and triggers

Reporting and notifications

What does DevOps bring to the business?

What changes when releases and environments are no longer made by hand.

Faster releases

A new feature reaches the customer when it is ready, not in the next release window.

Fewer errors

Automated tests run on every change, so a bug is found before production rather than after it.

Lower risk

A small, frequent release is easy to roll back. A big, rare one is not.

Less manual work

Releases and routine jobs happen without anyone sitting over them.

A new environment in minutes

When infrastructure is code, a test or customer environment can be brought up from the same base whenever it is needed.

Traceability

Every change is in version control: who, when and why. Nothing has to be dug out separately for an audit.

Frequently asked questions

We have no DevOps expertise – can you help from scratch?

Yes. We assess the current state, design the pipelines and automation, implement deployment and train your team. We do not assume you already have DevOps expertise.

What tools do you use?

Most often Azure DevOps or GitHub Actions for pipelines, Terraform or Pulumi for infrastructure, and Docker with Kubernetes for containers. If your team already knows something else, we start from that.

What does CI/CD mean, and why does it matter for stability?

CI/CD means every change is checked and released automatically, the same way every time. CI, continuous integration, puts the change into version control and runs the checks right away; CD, continuous delivery, takes the checked change to production. If a check fails, the pipeline stops and production keeps running on the previous version. That is what makes it a stability tool, not just a speed tool: a manual mistake cannot reach production. In our web hosting, changes to the site and to the platform go through the same pipeline; in a traditional web hotel files are copied to the server over FTP, and one wrong file can take the site down for every visitor.

How quickly do DevOps practices deliver results?

The first pipeline is usually running within a couple of weeks, and from then on every release goes through it. The bigger gains come over months, as manual steps disappear one by one.

Is DevOps suitable for small companies?

Yes. In a small team the same person often does both development and releases, so automation frees up proportionally the most time. We start with one pipeline, not the whole toolbox.

Can you integrate DevOps into our existing environment?

Yes. We build on the infrastructure and tools you already have. Nothing has to be rebuilt first.

Ready to automate?

Tell us how releases are done today. We'll look at what is worth automating first.