CI/CD Pipelines
Automated build, test, and deploy pipelines so shipping is a routine action, not an event that needs a Slack thread.
Remote DevOps team
Deployments that don't need you awake at 2am to fix them.
CI/CD pipelines, containerization, and cloud infrastructure set up so releases are boring — and monitored so you find out about problems before your customers do. Working remotely with teams on AWS, Azure, and GCP, wherever they're based.
What's covered
From first deploy to steady-state operations
Brought in to set infrastructure up from scratch, or to fix a pipeline that's already causing pain.
Cloud Setup & Migration
Infrastructure on AWS, Azure, or GCP — built new, or migrated off a provider or setup that's stopped fitting your needs.
Containerization
Docker and Kubernetes setups sized to your actual traffic, not a reference architecture built for a company ten times your size.
Monitoring & Alerting
Logging, metrics, and alerts wired up so incidents are caught early — and alerts stay meaningful instead of getting muted.
Infrastructure as Code
Terraform or equivalent, so your infrastructure is versioned, reviewable, and reproducible instead of hand-clicked in a console.
Incident Response & Hardening
Post-incident review and hardening after an outage, plus rollback and disaster-recovery planning before the next one.
Cost Optimization
Reviewing cloud spend and right-sizing infrastructure that's grown past what the traffic actually justifies.
Not sure where to start?
Describe your current setup and we'll tell you what's actually worth fixing first.
Why it's different
Infrastructure run by the team that writes the app
Deployment and monitoring aren't handed off to a separate ops team who inherits problems they didn't create.
The uptime numbers on this site are ours
This site and every client system our team runs production infrastructure for are monitored the same way.
Boring, proven tools over trendy ones
We pick what's cheapest for you to operate in three years, not what's fun to configure once.
Runbooks, not tribal knowledge
Anything we set up is documented well enough that another engineer on your team could pick it up without calling us.
Process
How infrastructure work gets handled
01
Audit
Review current infrastructure, deployment process, and monitoring — or lack of it.
02
Plan
Prioritize fixes by risk: what's likely to cause an outage first gets addressed first.
03
Implement
Roll out changes incrementally, with rollback plans, not a risky big-bang migration.
04
Monitor & hand off
Confirm monitoring and alerting work, then document everything for your team or hand off to a retainer.
Pricing
Infrastructure packages
Start with an audit if you're not sure what's wrong, or go straight to a setup project if you already know. Retainers cover the ongoing work after launch.
Infrastructure Audit
One-time, fixed scope
$700
flatA full review of your current deployment process, infrastructure, and monitoring — with a prioritized list of what to fix first.
- Infrastructure and pipeline review
- Security and cost review
- Written report ranked by risk
- Walkthrough call with recommendations
- Delivered in 1 week
CI/CD & Cloud Setup
One-time project
$2,800
starting atGet from manual deploys to a real pipeline — built on AWS, Azure, or GCP, with monitoring wired in from day one.
- CI/CD pipeline for build, test, and deploy
- Containerization (Docker / Kubernetes)
- Infrastructure as code (Terraform or equivalent)
- Monitoring, logging, and alerting
- Runbook documentation for your team
Managed Infrastructure
Monthly, ongoing
$900/mo
starting atOngoing monitoring, deployments, and incident response so infrastructure stays someone's job, not an afterthought.
- 24/7 monitoring and alerting
- Deployment support and pipeline maintenance
- Monthly cost and performance review
- Priority incident response
- Set block of engineering hours each month
On-call / incident support: available as an add-on to any retainer, or on its own starting at $200/month for after-hours coverage. Scoped around your actual traffic and risk profile, not a one-size number.
Deployments still feel risky?
Get an infrastructure audit and a prioritized list of what to fix first.
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