DevOps & Automation

DevOps & Automation

Streamline your development with CI/CD pipelines, container orchestration, and infrastructure automation. Deploy faster, scale smarter.

Automated deploymentsZero-downtime releasesScalable infrastructureCost optimized

What's included in DevOps & Automation

From basic CI/CD pipelines to enterprise-grade Kubernetes clusters—automated, scalable, and secure infrastructure.

CI/CD pipelines for automated deployments

Docker containerization & Kubernetes orchestration

Infrastructure as Code (Terraform, Ansible)

Monitoring, alerting & performance tracking

Cloud automation (AWS, Azure, GCP)

GitOps workflows & version control

Transparent pricing

From basic automation to enterprise infrastructure. All prices are starting rates.

DevOps Packages

Basic Setup
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Small projects, startups

Includes:

  • GitHub Actions or GitLab CI setup
  • Basic CI/CD pipeline (build, test, deploy)
  • Docker containerization
  • Single environment (production)
  • Basic monitoring setup
  • Documentation & handover

Not included:

  • Kubernetes
  • Multi-environment
  • Advanced monitoring
Standard Pipeline
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Growing teams, multi-stage deployments

Includes:

  • Advanced CI/CD pipelines
  • Docker + Docker Compose
  • Multi-environment setup (dev, staging, prod)
  • Infrastructure as Code basics (Terraform)
  • Automated testing integration
  • Secrets management
  • Basic Kubernetes setup
  • Monitoring & alerting (Prometheus)

Not included:

  • Multi-cloud
  • Advanced security scanning
  • Disaster recovery
Advanced Automation
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Production-grade, high availability

Includes:

  • Full Kubernetes cluster setup
  • Advanced Infrastructure as Code
  • Multi-region deployment
  • Auto-scaling configuration
  • Advanced monitoring (Grafana + Prometheus)
  • Security scanning & compliance
  • Database backup automation
  • Load balancing & CDN setup
  • Blue-green deployments
  • Rollback mechanisms

Not included:

  • Multi-cloud orchestration
  • 24/7 support
  • Disaster recovery drills

Enterprise DevOps Solutions

Enterprise DevOps
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Large-scale, mission-critical systems

Everything in Advanced, plus:

  • Multi-cloud strategy (AWS + Azure + GCP)
  • Advanced Kubernetes (service mesh, Istio)
  • Complete IaC with state management
  • Comprehensive monitoring suite
  • Security & compliance automation
  • Disaster recovery planning
  • Performance optimization
  • Cost optimization strategies
  • GitOps with ArgoCD/Flux
  • Advanced secrets management (Vault)
  • Container registry setup
  • CI/CD for microservices
  • Dedicated support channel

What's NOT included (you pay directly)

These costs are borne by you for full ownership and control. We can help with setup and maintenance.

Cloud hosting costs (AWS/Azure/GCP)

monthly

Variable

Monthly, paid by client

Monitoring tool licenses (Datadog, New Relic)

monthly

$15-500/month

Based on usage

SSL/TLS certificates

yearly

Free-$300/year

Let's Encrypt free, wildcard paid

Managed database services

monthly

Variable

RDS, Cloud SQL costs

Security scanning tools

monthly

$50-500/month

Snyk, Aqua Security, etc.

Container registry costs

monthly

Variable

Docker Hub, ECR, GCR

We help with setup & maintenance

While you pay for these services directly, we assist with cloud setup, monitoring configuration, security implementation, and ongoing maintenance. You get full control and ownership, and we provide the technical expertise.

Popular Add-ons

Enhance your DevOps setup with advanced features and capabilities

Advanced Monitoring

Grafana dashboards, custom alerts, APM integration

Available on request

Security Scanning

Vulnerability scanning, SAST/DAST, compliance checks

Available on request

Multi-Cloud Setup

Deploy across AWS, Azure, GCP simultaneously

Available on request

Disaster Recovery

Backup automation, DR testing, failover setup

Available on request

Performance Optimization

Load testing, caching, CDN optimization

Available on request

Custom Automation

Workflow automation, custom scripts, integrations

Available on request

How we implement DevOps

A structured approach from audit to full automation

1
Audit Current Setup
Analyze existing infrastructure, identify bottlenecks, security gaps, and automation opportunities
2
Setup CI/CD Pipelines
Configure automated build, test, and deployment workflows with proper staging
3
Automate Infrastructure
Implement Infrastructure as Code, containerization, and orchestration
4
Monitor & Optimize
Set up monitoring, alerting, and continuous optimization for performance and cost

Technologies we use

Modern, industry-standard tools for DevOps and automation

CI/CD Platforms

GitHub ActionsGitLab CIJenkinsCircleCI

Containers & Orchestration

DockerKubernetesDocker ComposeHelm

Infrastructure as Code

TerraformAnsibleCloudFormationPulumi

Cloud Providers

AWSAzureGoogle CloudDigitalOcean

Monitoring & Observability

PrometheusGrafanaDatadogELK Stack

GitOps & Version Control

ArgoCDFluxGitHubGitLab

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about DevOps and automation services

What's the difference between CI/CD and DevOps?

CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment) is a specific practice within DevOps. DevOps is a broader culture and set of practices that includes CI/CD, infrastructure automation, monitoring, security, and collaboration. CI/CD focuses on automating code integration and deployment, while DevOps encompasses the entire software development lifecycle.

Which CI/CD tool should I use: GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or Jenkins?

GitHub Actions is best for projects already on GitHub—easy setup, great integration, free for public repos. GitLab CI is excellent if you use GitLab, with built-in container registry. Jenkins is powerful for complex enterprise needs but requires more maintenance. For most modern projects, we recommend GitHub Actions (simple) or GitLab CI (feature-rich). Jenkins for legacy or highly customized needs.

Do I need Kubernetes or is Docker enough?

Docker alone is sufficient for small projects and single-server deployments. Kubernetes becomes necessary when you need: auto-scaling, high availability across multiple servers, zero-downtime deployments, or managing many microservices. For startups and small teams, Docker + Docker Compose is often enough. For production-scale apps with traffic spikes, Kubernetes is worth the complexity.

What are the typical monthly cloud costs?

Cloud costs vary widely based on traffic and usage. Small projects: Pricing varies based on complexity. /month (basic EC2/VM with database). Medium projects: Pricing varies based on complexity. /month (Kubernetes cluster, managed services). Large scale: Pricing varies for multi-region deployments. availability). We help optimize costs through right-sizing, reserved instances, and auto-scaling.

How long does DevOps setup take?

Basic CI/CD setup: 1-2 weeks. Standard pipeline with Docker and multi-environment: 3-4 weeks. Advanced Kubernetes with full automation: 6-8 weeks. Enterprise multi-cloud: 8-12 weeks. Timeline depends on existing infrastructure complexity and team availability. We work in phases so you see value quickly.

Who owns the infrastructure and cloud accounts?

You own everything. We work within your AWS/Azure/GCP accounts using temporary access. You pay cloud bills directly to providers and retain full control. We provide Infrastructure as Code (Terraform/Ansible) so your entire setup is documented and reproducible. After handover, you can manage it yourself or hire us for ongoing support.

What monitoring tools do you recommend?

For most teams: Prometheus (metrics) + Grafana (dashboards) is free and powerful. For startups wanting simplicity: Datadog (paid, all-in-one). For logs: ELK Stack (free) or CloudWatch/Azure Monitor (built-in). For application monitoring: New Relic or Datadog APM. We typically start with Prometheus + Grafana for cost-effectiveness and flexibility.

Can you help with existing infrastructure or only new setups?

We can do both! Many clients come to us with existing infrastructure running manually (no automation) or with partial automation. We audit current setup, identify improvements, and gradually migrate to proper DevOps practices without breaking existing systems. Migration is often safer than starting from scratch.

What about security and compliance?

DevOps includes security from the start (DevSecOps). We implement: secrets management (HashiCorp Vault, AWS Secrets Manager), vulnerability scanning in pipelines, infrastructure security hardening, compliance checks (SOC2, HIPAA, GDPR), and audit logging. Security scanning is an add-on, but basic security best practices are included in all packages.

Do you provide ongoing maintenance after setup?

30 days of free support included post-setup. After that, monthly Retainers and ongoing support available on request. pipeline maintenance, dependency updates, infrastructure changes, scaling adjustments, monitoring improvements, and incident response. Major infrastructure changes quoted separately.

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