Elite DevOps Teams Deploy 973x More Frequently. Where Does Yours Stand?

DORA research shows that the gap between elite and low-performing engineering teams is enormous. We set up the CI/CD pipelines, automated testing, and deployment workflows that move your team from manual deployments to continuous delivery.

973x

more frequent deployments by elite DevOps teams compared to low performers

DORA State of DevOps Report

DevOps Setup

CI/CD pipelines, automated testing, infrastructure-as-code, and deployment workflows that let your team ship code faster, catch bugs earlier, and deploy to production with confidence.

What's Included

Everything you get with our DevOps Setup

CI/CD Pipeline Configuration

Automated build, test, and deploy pipeline triggered on every git push, with separate workflows for development, staging, and production environments

Automated Test Integration

Unit tests, integration tests, and end-to-end tests running automatically on every commit, blocking deployments when tests fail

Infrastructure-as-Code Templates

Your entire infrastructure defined in version-controlled code so environments are reproducible, auditable, and can be spun up or torn down in minutes

Our DevOps Setup Process

1

Current Workflow Assessment

We audit your existing deployment process, version control practices, test coverage, and infrastructure management. We identify the manual steps, bottlenecks, and failure points that slow your team down.

2

Pipeline Architecture Design

We design your CI/CD pipeline including build steps, test stages, environment promotion, deployment strategies, and rollback procedures. The design is reviewed and approved before implementation begins.

3

Pipeline and Infrastructure Implementation

We configure your CI/CD platform, write infrastructure-as-code templates, set up environment provisioning, integrate automated testing, and configure deployment automation with health checks and rollback triggers.

4

Team Training and Handoff

We train your development team on the new workflow: how to write tests that run in CI, how to manage environment configurations, how to trigger deployments, and how to respond to pipeline failures. Your team owns and operates the pipeline independently.

Key Benefits

Ship features in hours, not weeks

Automated pipelines eliminate the manual steps that slow deployments: no more SSH into servers, no manual file transfers, no deployment checklists. Code pushed to your main branch reaches production automatically after passing all tests and checks.

Catch bugs before users do

Automated test suites running on every commit catch regressions immediately, before they reach staging or production. IBM found that production bugs cost 6x more to fix, so catching them in CI saves both money and reputation.

Reproducible environments

Infrastructure-as-code ensures that development, staging, and production environments are identical. No more 'works on my machine' debugging or production-only bugs caused by environment drift.

Research & Evidence

Backed by industry research and proven results

State of DevOps Report

Elite performers deploy 973x more frequently than low performers, with 6,570x faster lead time from commit to deploy

DORA (2022)

The Developer Coefficient

Developers spend 42% of their time on technical debt and bad code, much of which could be prevented by automated testing and CI/CD pipelines

Stripe (2018)

Frequently Asked Questions

What CI/CD platform do you recommend?

GitHub Actions for teams already on GitHub, as it integrates natively with your repository. GitLab CI for teams on GitLab. For complex multi-service architectures, we also work with CircleCI, Jenkins, and AWS CodePipeline. The platform matters less than the pipeline design; we will recommend whichever option fits your existing workflow and budget.

We have no automated tests. Can you still set up DevOps?

Yes, and we strongly recommend combining DevOps setup with test writing. A CI/CD pipeline without tests is just automated deployment of untested code. We can write an initial test suite covering your critical paths while setting up the pipeline, giving your team a foundation to build on.

How long does a DevOps setup take?

A basic CI/CD pipeline with automated deployment typically takes 2 to 4 weeks. A comprehensive setup including infrastructure-as-code, environment management, test integration, and monitoring takes 4 to 8 weeks. We deliver incrementally so your team starts benefiting from automation before the full setup is complete.

Will this work with our existing hosting provider?

Yes. We build CI/CD pipelines that deploy to any hosting environment: AWS, Vercel, Cloudflare, DigitalOcean, Heroku, or traditional VPS providers. If you are considering a hosting migration, we can combine DevOps setup with cloud deployment for a single integrated transition.

Turn Deployment From a Risk Into a Routine

Tell us about your current deployment process. We will show you exactly where automation eliminates the bottlenecks and risks.