Six engagements that leave your team able to run the result.

DevOps Engineering

A delivery platform your own engineers can run.

We build the infrastructure, pipelines and operating practices your product needs, then hand them over with the documentation and access model your team needs to own them.

Timeline

8 to 14 weeks

Investment

Fixed-scope engagements from EUR 18,000

What you receive

• Infrastructure as code

  Your entire environment described in Terraform, version controlled and reviewed like any other change, so nothing important lives only in a console someone once clicked through.

• Environment parity

  Development, staging and production built from the same modules with the same guardrails, so a change that passes staging behaves the same way in production.

• A release and rollback path

  A documented route from merged pull request to production, and a rollback any engineer on your team can run at two in the morning without escalating to anyone.

• Secrets and access management

  Central secret storage, scoped credentials per service, and an access model that still makes sense after somebody leaves the company.

• On-call and incident runbooks

  Written procedures for the failures your system actually has, rehearsed with your engineers during handover rather than discovered during an outage.

• Cost visibility

  Resource tagging and monthly reporting that ties spend back to services and teams, so budget conversations are about numbers instead of guesses.

Cloud Migration

Move without a lost weekend and without a surprise invoice.

We inventory every workload, build the target environment first, rehearse the cutover against production-scale data, and shut the old infrastructure down on a written schedule.

Timeline

10 to 20 weeks

Investment

Fixed-scope engagements from EUR 24,000

What you receive

• Migration assessment

  An inventory of every workload, dependency, data store and licence, with a per-workload recommendation to rehost, re-platform, rebuild or retire, and the reasoning behind each one.

• Landing zone

  Accounts, network topology, identity, logging and guardrails built and tested before a single workload moves into them.

• Data migration plan

  A replication and cutover strategy sized to the downtime your business can actually absorb, with the exact sequence of steps written out and timed.

• Rehearsed cutover

  A full dry run against production-scale data, with the rollback path executed and timed, so the decision to proceed on the day is based on evidence.

• Cost model

  A projected monthly bill per workload agreed before migration, then reconciled against the real invoice sixty days after cutover so any drift is caught early.

• Decommissioning

  Old infrastructure retired on a written schedule with verified backups, so you stop paying for two environments as quickly as it is safe to.

CI/CD Automation

From merged pull request to production, with nobody watching a terminal.

We design and build the pipeline that tests, packages and ships your software, with the gates that catch problems early and the rollback that makes shipping a low-stakes decision.

Timeline

4 to 8 weeks

Investment

Fixed-scope engagements from EUR 12,000

What you receive

• Pipeline design and build

  A complete path from commit to production for each service, built on your existing CI platform where it is doing the job and migrated where it is not.

• Automated quality gates

  Unit, integration and smoke tests wired into the pipeline with clear ownership, so a failing gate names the team that can fix it.

• Build caching and parallelisation

  Dependency caching, layer reuse and parallel test execution, tuned against your actual build so the pipeline is fast enough that people wait for it.

• Artifact and version management

  Immutable, versioned build artifacts in a registry, so the thing you tested is provably the thing that reaches production.

• Progressive delivery

  Blue-green or canary releases with automated health checks, so a bad release is caught by the pipeline rather than by your customers.

• Delivery metrics

  Deployment frequency, lead time, change failure rate and time to restore, reported automatically so improvement is measured rather than asserted.

Monitoring and Observability

Know what broke, and why, before a customer tells you.

We define what good looks like for your services, instrument them properly, and build alerting that wakes someone only when a person is genuinely needed.

Timeline

5 to 9 weeks

Investment

Fixed-scope engagements from EUR 14,000

What you receive

• Service level objectives

  Availability and latency targets agreed with your business, not invented by engineers, and an error budget that makes the trade-off between speed and stability explicit.

• Metrics, logs and traces

  Consistent instrumentation across services so a single request can be followed from the edge to the database and back without guesswork.

• Alerting that respects sleep

  Alerts tied to customer-visible symptoms rather than individual resource thresholds, each one linked to a runbook and a clear owner.

• Dashboards per audience

  One view for the on-call engineer, one for the engineering team, one for the business. Each answers a different question rather than showing the same graphs at different sizes.

• Incident response practice

  Severity definitions, an escalation path, a communication template and a blameless review format your team can run without us.

• Telemetry cost control

  Sampling, retention tiers and log volume management, because an observability bill that rivals your compute bill does not survive the next budget review.

Security and Compliance

Pass the security review without pausing the roadmap.

We harden your cloud environment, tighten identity and supply chain controls, and automate the evidence collection that certification and enterprise customers demand.

Timeline

6 to 12 weeks

Investment

Fixed-scope engagements from EUR 16,000

What you receive

• Cloud posture review

  A prioritised assessment of your accounts against the provider benchmarks, separating findings that matter for your threat model from findings that merely score badly on a report.

• Identity and least privilege

  Single sign-on, role-based access, short-lived credentials and the removal of long-lived keys, done in a sequence that does not lock your own engineers out.

• Secrets management

  Secrets moved out of repositories, environment files and chat history into managed storage, with rotation and an audit trail of who read what.

• Supply chain controls

  Dependency scanning, signed build artifacts, pinned base images and a software bill of materials, so you know what is actually running in production.

• Automated audit evidence

  Access reviews, change approvals, backup verification and vulnerability reports collected on a schedule, so evidence gathering stops being a quarterly fire drill.

• Policy documentation

  The written policies an assessor expects, describing controls that genuinely exist in your environment rather than aspirational ones copied from a template.

Training and Enablement

Your engineers own the platform. Not a vendor.

Workshops, pairing weeks and documentation that move operational knowledge into your team, measured by how rarely you need to call us afterwards.

Timeline

4 to 10 weeks

Investment

Fixed-scope engagements from EUR 9,000

What you receive

• Skills assessment

  An honest read of what your team can do today and what it needs to be able to do, per person, so training targets real gaps rather than a standard syllabus.

• Workshops on your systems

  Hands-on sessions using your repositories, your pipelines and your cloud accounts, so what people learn on Tuesday is directly usable on Wednesday.

• Pairing weeks

  Our engineers working alongside yours on real backlog items, with your engineers holding the keyboard and making the decisions.

• Internal documentation

  Architecture notes, runbooks and decision records written into your own wiki or repository, in a structure your team can keep current.

• On-call readiness

  A rotation your team can actually staff, with rehearsed incident scenarios and an escalation path that does not end at one person's phone.

• Office hours

  A scheduled weekly session for eight weeks after the engagement, so questions that surface later have somewhere to go.