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DevOps is the practice of making software delivery fast, repeatable, and safe. We set up the pipelines, deployment tooling, and infrastructure automation that let your team ship with confidence rather than dread, and for teams that need ongoing coverage after that work goes live, we operate it as a managed retainer: monitoring, incident response, and maintenance included. Good DevOps practice reduces the cost of deployment to the point where deploying becomes routine.

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DevOps services we provide

From infrastructure code through GitOps delivery, CI/CD pipeline automation, and ongoing managed operation.

Ongoing · Managed Retainer

Managed DevOps

Ongoing operation of your pipelines and infrastructure: 24/7 monitoring, incident response, pipeline maintenance, and monthly operating reviews, for teams that need someone watching after launch.

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GitOps

Deployment where the desired state of infrastructure and applications is declared in Git and reconciled automatically by tools like ArgoCD and Flux.

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CI/CD Pipelines

Automated build, test, and deployment pipelines using GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, Harness, and Jenkins.

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Infrastructure as Code

Cloud infrastructure defined in code with Terraform and Pulumi, version-controlled, reviewed, and applied automatically.

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GitOps

ArgoCD

Declarative GitOps delivery for Kubernetes. Application state defined in Git, continuously reconciled by ArgoCD.

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CI/CD

GitHub Actions

Automated workflows for build, test, lint, and deploy triggered by pull requests and pushes in GitHub.

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CI/CD

GitLab CI/CD

Pipeline configuration with .gitlab-ci.yml for teams using GitLab for source control and CI in a single platform.

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CI/CD · Delivery

Harness

Enterprise delivery platform for complex multi-service deployments, canary releases, and governance-controlled pipelines.

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Infrastructure as Code

Terraform

Cloud infrastructure provisioned and managed with Terraform HCL. State management, modules, and remote backends.

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Infrastructure as Code

Pulumi

Infrastructure defined in TypeScript, Python, or Go using Pulumi. Real programming languages for complex infrastructure logic.

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Building the pipeline and operating it are two different services

A CI/CD pipeline or a piece of infrastructure that is built and then left alone tends to degrade quietly: dependencies drift, alerts go unanswered, and nobody notices until a deployment fails at a bad time. For teams that want ongoing coverage after the initial build, we offer managed DevOps, an ongoing retainer where we monitor, maintain, and operate what we built, or take over operation of infrastructure someone else built.

Deployments should be boring

The goal of a good DevOps practice is to make deploying software so routine and so reliable that it stops being an event. That requires automated testing, automated builds, and a deployment process that can be run with confidence at any time rather than saved up for a scheduled release window.

Infrastructure as code is not optional

Infrastructure that exists only in a web console is infrastructure that cannot be recreated reliably, cannot be reviewed, and cannot be audited. We write infrastructure as code from the start so that the environment is documented, version-controlled, and reproducible.

GitOps closes the loop

GitOps means Git is the single source of truth for both application code and infrastructure state. A commit to the deployment repository triggers automatic reconciliation to bring the running environment in line with what is declared. This makes drift visible and auditable in a way that manual deployments never are.

Security belongs in the pipeline

Static analysis, dependency vulnerability scanning, and secret detection should run in CI before code reaches a deployment environment. We wire these checks into the pipeline so that security feedback arrives during the review process, not after an incident.

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Need better delivery tooling, or someone to run it?

If your deployment process is manual, slow, or error-prone, or if it works but nobody is watching it, reach out and we will assess what it would take to improve or manage it.

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Purcellville, Virginia · US-based engineering