DevOps Services: CI/CD Pipelines, Infrastructure as Code and Monitoring
Manual deploys, snowflake servers and midnight outages usually come from a delivery process nobody owns. Our DevOps services replace that with automated pipelines, infrastructure described in code and alerts that reach the right person. Projects from $500, scope in writing.
What our DevOps services include
We automate the path from commit to production and keep an eye on the system afterwards.
CI/CD pipeline setup
CI/CD pipeline setup on GitHub Actions or GitLab CI: build, test and deploy on every commit, with rollbacks that take minutes.
Infrastructure as code
Terraform modules for servers, networks and permissions, so an environment can be rebuilt from a repository, not from memory.
Docker and Kubernetes
Containers for every service and Kubernetes only where several services and traffic spikes justify the extra complexity.
Monitoring and alerts
Uptime checks, Prometheus and Grafana dashboards and alerts that wake the right person before users notice a problem.
Secrets and access
Secrets in a vault, least-privilege roles, signed images and dependency scans built into the pipeline.
Cost checks
Right-sized servers, budgets and alerts, see cloud infrastructure for the full platform picture.
Why teams hire us for DevOps consulting
A DevOps partner should leave you a delivery process you understand and own. We keep the setup simple and document it.
Published starting price
DevOps projects from $500, with a written scope and a fixed price before work starts.
Everything in code
Pipelines, servers and alerts live in your repository, so the setup is reviewable, repeatable and yours.
Your accounts, your data
Cloud accounts, repositories and runbooks belong to you from day one, and we work with the minimum access needed.
Built with developers
We also build the product itself, see custom software development, so pipelines match how your team ships.
How a DevOps implementation project runs
Audit
We map how code gets to production today, what breaks, how long releases take and what it costs, then agree the goal.
Plan
We choose the toolchain, define environments and rollback rules, and fix scope and price in writing.
Build
We write the pipeline and infrastructure as code, move one service first and prove the release path end to end.
Hand over
We add monitoring and alerts, document the runbook, train your team and stay on call for changes.
Which DevOps setup fits your product
The right setup depends on team size, release frequency and how much you want to operate yourself.
| Setup | Best for | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|
| Managed platform with a simple pipeline | Small teams with one web app | Less control over the runtime |
| Cloud servers with Terraform and CI/CD | Products that need full control of the stack | Patching and backups are on you |
| Docker Compose on one host | MVPs and internal tools | No automatic failover |
| Kubernetes cluster | Many services, spiky traffic, several teams | Higher running cost and more to learn |
| Serverless functions | Event-driven workloads with uneven load | Cold starts and platform limits |
Many young products run well on one cloud server with a good pipeline, and we say so when that is enough.
If the servers are not in the cloud yet, start with cloud migration services or cloud hosting services.
What good DevOps looks like in practice
Good DevOps is boring. A merge triggers tests, the build is deployed to staging, and a click promotes it to production. Nobody keeps a list of manual steps in their head. We start by mapping how a change travels today, remove the steps that cause mistakes and turn the rest into code. The result is a release that takes minutes and can be undone just as quickly.
People search for this work as DevOps consulting, DevOps outsourcing, DevOps automation, DevOps implementation or a DevOps company for startups, and the scope is the same: audit, plan, build, hand over. On the technical side we work with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, Ansible, Prometheus, Grafana, AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. Environments for development, staging and production are defined in one repository, which also makes security scans and compliance checks easier. The aim is fewer failed releases and less downtime: automated deployment, continuous checks and security built into the pipeline rather than added at the end.
Cost depends on the number of services, environments and how much needs migrating. We fix the price in writing after a short call, so you get a scope, a timeline and a number. Projects from $500 are a real minimum for a single pipeline or a small server setup, and teams that want to hire a DevOps team for a longer stretch get a monthly plan. After launch, we offer ongoing DevOps support: updates, cost reviews and changes stay with the team that built the setup.
Questions we get on the first call
What do DevOps services include?
Audit of your release process, CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, containers, monitoring and alerts, plus documentation and handover, usually on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud.
How much does DevOps consulting cost?
Projects start from $500. The final price depends on the number of services and environments and is fixed in writing before work starts.
Do we need Kubernetes?
Often not. A single cloud server or Docker Compose is enough for many products. We recommend Kubernetes only when several services and traffic spikes justify it.
Which CI/CD tools do you use?
GitHub Actions and GitLab CI mostly, with Jenkins or CircleCI when you already run them. We use what fits your repository, not what we prefer.
Can you work with our existing cloud account?
Yes. We work in your own accounts with limited access that you control and can revoke at any time, and everything we build stays yours.
How long does a DevOps implementation take?
A basic CI/CD pipeline takes a few days. A full setup with infrastructure as code and monitoring takes two to six weeks depending on size.
Do you offer DevOps for startups on a small budget?
Yes. We begin with the cheapest setup that removes manual deploys, such as one pipeline and one server, and add complexity only when the product really needs it.
Do you support the system after launch?
Yes. We take over monitoring, updates, cost reviews and change requests, with response times agreed and written down before launch.
How do I start?
Tell us how you deploy today and what hurts, or ask for a free review. You get a scope and a fixed price, usually within a few days.
Tell us how you deploy today. We will plan the pipeline.
The first call is free. Get a written scope, a fixed price and a release process your team can run without us.