DevOps
Deployments that stop being a Friday-night gamble, so releasing an update is routine, not risky.
We take the fear out of shipping changes to your website or application, so updates go out on any day of the week without anyone holding their breath.
The problem
Deployments are done by hand, nobody wants to touch production on a Friday, and if something breaks, rolling it back means restoring a backup and hoping it works.
What you get
- Automated deployment pipelines, so a release is one approved click, not a manual checklist
- Applications packaged consistently, so what works on a laptop works on the server
- Infrastructure defined as code, so servers can be rebuilt exactly the same way every time
- Automated checks that block a broken release before it reaches customers
- Rolling deployments, so an update goes live without a visible outage
- Written runbooks, so a rollback is a documented, rehearsed procedure, not a scramble
Pricing
Scope varies too much here to publish a single number honestly. Retainers from INR 25,000 per month. Tell us your setup and we will quote it properly.
Book a consultationHow we work
- Step 1
Current-state review
We map how a change gets from your laptop to production today, and where it breaks.
- Step 2
Pipeline design
We agree the stages a release passes through and who needs to approve what.
- Step 3
Build and test
We set up the pipeline against a copy of your real environment before touching production.
- Step 4
Handover and support
Your team ships the next release themselves, with us watching the first few.
DevOps questions
Do we have to rebuild our infrastructure to work with you?
No. We start by mapping how a change currently gets from your laptop to production, and we design the pipeline around what you already have where that is sensible. Rebuilding only happens where the current setup is actively blocking you.
How long does it take to set up a deployment pipeline?
It depends on how many environments and services are involved. A single application with one staging and one production environment is a smaller job than a system with several services and manual approval steps to account for. We scope this on the current-state review before quoting a timeline.
What does a monthly retainer actually cover?
The pipeline you already have gets maintained, and new releases, environments, or services get added as your application grows. What is included in a given month is agreed with you in advance rather than left vague.
What happens to our current manual deployment process while this is being set up?
It keeps working. We build and test the new pipeline against a copy of your real environment first, so your team is not depending on something unproven while it is still being built.
Do we need our own engineers for this, or can you run it entirely?
Both work. Some clients want their team to own the pipeline after handover, with us available on retainer; others prefer we keep running it month to month. We agree which one at the start, since it changes how the handover step is structured.
Tell us what you need
A thirty-minute call, no charge, no obligation. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.