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DevOps Implementation Services

DevOps Implementation Services

DevOps implementation that delivers a working platform, not a reference architecture. We build your CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure-as-code, and Kubernetes setup alongside your engineers, hand over everything in your repo, and leave before you’ve memorized our names.

DevOps implementation services
built to spec, not to bill.

CI/CD Pipeline Build
Infrastructure as Code (Terraform)
Kubernetes Platform Setup
Observability Stack
GitOps & Deployment Automation
Security Scanning & Policy

DevOps platforms built to last

We've built CI/CD and Kubernetes platforms for healthcare, fintech, and SaaS engineering teams on AWS, Azure, and GCP. Some greenfield, some migrations off legacy tooling. Either way, we hand over a platform the team can run and improve without us.

DevOps implementation services without the months of drift.

Most DevOps implementations run long. The engagement starts with a well-scoped design doc, and by week eight you’re three weeks past deadline, the Terraform still doesn’t have remote state, and your engineers are asking why ArgoCD isn’t syncing. The consultants explain, bill another sprint, and leave before the first real incident.

We scope differently. Every engagement has a fixed set of deliverables agreed before we start, built in dependency order, and tested against your real workloads before we sign anything off. Knowledge transfer isn’t a two-hour session at the end. Your engineers pair with ours throughout the build.

And everything ends up in your repo. Not our internal tooling, not a shared account we’ll revoke when the engagement closes. Terraform modules, Helm charts, ArgoCD configs, and runbooks, in plain English, owned by your team from day one.

Fixed-Scope Engagements

Every engagement is scoped to specific deliverables before we start. If the scope changes, we tell you what that adds to the timeline. No open-ended sprints that stretch a 10-week engagement to six months.

GitOps from Day One

Every piece of infrastructure and every deployment config is code in your Git repository from the first week. Nothing lives in a console, nothing is configured by hand, and nothing walks out the door when the engagement ends.

DORA Metrics Baked In

We wire in deployment frequency, change failure rate, and mean time to recovery tracking before we hand over the platform. You'll know on day one whether the new setup is faster and more reliable than what you had before.

Knowledge Transfer Built In

Your engineers pair with ours throughout the engagement. By the end, the people who'll run the platform are the people who built it. No hostage knowledge, no dependency on us for day-to-day operations.

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DevOps Implementation Services FAQs

A fixed-scope build covering some or all of: CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure-as-code (Terraform), Kubernetes platform (EKS, GKE, or AKS), observability stack (Prometheus, Grafana, OpenTelemetry), and GitOps deployment tooling (ArgoCD or Flux). We scope to what you actually need, not a full platform build when you only need pipelines. Every engagement ends with a handover session and a 30-day support window.

Six to twelve weeks depending on scope. A CI/CD pipeline build for an existing app is closer to four weeks. A full Kubernetes platform with IaC, observability, and GitOps is ten to twelve. We give a written timeline before we start, tied to specific deliverables, so you’re not waiting on ‘it depends.’

Terraform is our default for all cloud providers. If you’re already using Pulumi, CDK, or Bicep, we’ll continue what you’ve started rather than migrate everything. We do have a strong view that all infrastructure should be in version control with a PR-based apply workflow. If it isn’t, that’s usually one of the first things we fix.

Honestly, most platform decisions should be provider-specific. Using AWS-native load balancing is usually better than an abstraction layer that works on three clouds but optimally on none. We’ll tell you where genuine portability is worth the trade-off and where it just adds complexity. For most clients: Terraform is the abstraction layer, and the underlying services are provider-native.

Everything is in your repo from day one, but we run a structured handover for each component before we close the engagement. Typically two to three 90-minute sessions covering the IaC layer, the CI/CD setup, and the Kubernetes and observability stack. We also stay on for a 30-day support window where your team can ask questions and we’ll pair on the first few changes they make solo.