DevOps consulting that ships faster and breaks less

A DevOps consultant looks at how your team builds, tests, deploys and runs software, finds what slows it down or makes it fragile, and fixes it. That usually means CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, containers, monitoring, security checks and cost control, plus the documentation and training your team needs to own it afterwards.

Often, yes. An in-house team is usually busy shipping features, and a focused outside review finds problems people have learned to live with. We work alongside your engineers: they keep ownership, we bring a DORA baseline, a roadmap and hands-on help, then hand everything over with runbooks.

It depends on your systems and goals. Every engagement runs in phases: discover, assess, design, automate and hand over. An audit on its own is the shortest route to a clear plan. You get a phased plan with your fixed quote, so you know what happens at each step.

With the four DORA metrics: deployment frequency, lead time for changes, change failure rate and failed deployment recovery time. We take a baseline in the assessment and report the same metrics after the work, alongside cloud cost and incident trends, so you can see what changed.

Usually, yes. Infrastructure as code and tagging show where the money goes, and we then rightsize resources, remove idle environments, schedule non-production environments to switch off and use reserved or committed capacity where it fits. You get a cost dashboard and a savings plan based on your real bill.

AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Vercel and Cloudflare, with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Azure DevOps or Jenkins for CI/CD, Terraform, Pulumi or AWS CDK for infrastructure as code, Docker and Kubernetes for containers, and OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, Grafana and Sentry for observability. We work with what you have unless there is a good reason to change.

We map the controls those frameworks expect, such as access control, change approval, logging, encryption and vulnerability management, to your pipeline and cloud, then automate the evidence. Certification itself comes from your auditor; our job is to make the controls real and the evidence easy to show.

You get runbooks, on-call guides, architecture diagrams and training, and all code and cloud accounts are in your name. Many teams run everything themselves from there. Others keep us on for ongoing DevOps support, with the scope agreed in writing.