Home What we handle DevOps
From code to running, without the drama.
Docker environments, GitHub workflows and CI/CD pipelines that make releases repeatable — and pleasantly boring.
“It works on my laptop.”
The distance between a developer’s laptop and a running application is where releases go wrong. We build the Docker environments, GitHub workflows and CI/CD pipelines that make that journey repeatable.
Shipping becomes routine instead of an event.
What we actually do
- Docker environments and containers
- GitHub workflows and branch hygiene
- CI/CD from build to deployment
- Staging and production set-ups
- Short runbooks for whoever is on call
→ Sound familiar?
This is probably a good fit if…
You don’t need to match every line. If one of these sounds like your week, it’s worth a conversation.
- Deployments are manual and stressful
- Staging and production behave differently
- You want builds and releases to run on their own
FAQ Quick answers
Questions people ask first.
Short, honest answers. If yours isn’t here, just ask.
Do you work with GitHub and Docker?
Yes. We set up Docker environments and GitHub workflows, and build CI/CD pipelines around them.
Can you set up staging and production environments?
Yes. We build both and keep them consistent so what works in staging works live.
Do you also look after the servers the application runs on?
Yes. Infrastructure and deployment are handled together, so there’s no gap between “built” and “running”.
→ Often needed alongside
Related services.
Infrastructure problems cross boundaries, so these usually come up in the same conversation.
Cloud
Provisioning, hosting, access and migration on AWS, Azure and GCP — explained in your terms and wired back to what you already run in the office.
Read moreServers
Setup, patching, services, web hosting and performance troubleshooting across Windows and Linux — handled by people who explain what they’re doing.
Read moreVirtualization
VMware and Hyper-V environments built and tuned properly — VM provisioning, migration and resource allocation, without the surprise slowdowns.
Read moreLet’s talk about your devops.
Tell us what’s happening or what you’re planning. We’ll reply from a real address, and the first step is simply a short call.
