Cloud & Ops
Ship daily without breaking production.
Pipelines, environments, monitoring and rollback — so releasing stops being an event.
Sound familiar?
- “Deploying takes three hours, happens at midnight, and someone has to be on standby.”
- “Staging doesn't match production, so bugs appear only after release.”
- “You find out the site is down because a customer tells you.”
If any of those land, this is the page for you. Here's how we approach it.
What you get
What devops actually changes.
Releases become routine
Automated pipelines mean deploying is a merge, not an event that needs a calendar invite.
Broken builds don't ship
Tests, type checks and performance budgets enforced before anything reaches production.
Environments actually match
Containerised and defined as code, so 'works on staging' means something.
You find out first
Monitoring and alerting that reaches a human before a customer does.
Rollback in minutes
Every release reversible, so a bad deploy is an inconvenience rather than an incident.
Less time firefighting
Engineers spend their week building rather than diagnosing environment drift.
What's included
Everything in the engagement.
CI/CD pipelines
Automated build, test and deploy on every merge.
Infrastructure as code
Terraform-managed, reviewed and version-controlled.
Containerisation
Docker images that run identically everywhere.
Environment parity
Dev, staging and production genuinely aligned.
Monitoring & alerting
Metrics, logs and traces with actionable alerts.
Zero-downtime deploys
Blue-green or rolling releases with health checks.
Secrets management
Credentials out of the repository and properly rotated.
Incident response
Runbooks, on-call structure and blameless postmortems.
How we deliver
You'll know where it stands every week.
Discovery
1–2 weeksScope document, risk list and a fixed estimateDesign & architecture
2–3 weeksClickable prototype and system designBuild
6–16 weeksA working demo at the end of every sprintTest & harden
ContinuousAutomated test suite, UAT sign-off, security reviewLaunch
1 weekProduction deployment, monitoring and full handoverSupport
90 days includedSLA-backed fixes and a roadmap for what's nextTechnology
What we build it with.
- Docker
- Kubernetes
- Terraform
- GitHub Actions
- GitLab CI
- Prometheus
- Grafana
- Sentry
- AWS
We choose on fit, hiring pool, total cost and how easily you could leave — not on what we most enjoy writing.
Industries
Where we've done this.
- Finance & FintechKYC, lending and payments built to audit.
- Retail & E-commerceStock, storefront and marketplace in sync.
- HealthcareABDM-ready systems for hospitals, clinics and diagnostics.
- MediaPublish, distribute and measure from one desk.
- Logistics & Supply ChainEvery consignment traceable from pickup to POD.
- EducationAdmissions to alumni, on one record.
Engagement models
Pick the risk model that suits you.
Indicative starting points. We give a firm number after discovery — a fixed price quoted before we understand the scope is a number designed to be revised.
Fixed scope
₹8,00,000
starting from
A clear brief you want delivered to a firm budget
- Fixed price agreed after discovery
- Defined deliverables and milestones
- Change requests quoted separately
- 90 days post-launch support
Dedicated team
₹3,50,000 / month
starting from
Evolving requirements, or an in-house team that needs capacity
- Senior engineers embedded in your standups
- Scale the team up or down monthly
- You set the priorities each sprint
- Direct access — no account manager layer
Retainer
₹1,20,000 / month
starting from
Ongoing improvement, maintenance and support after launch
- Agreed monthly hours
- Guaranteed response times
- Monitoring, patching and dependency upgrades
- Quarterly roadmap review
The practices scale down well. A small team benefits most from automated tests, one-command deploys and basic monitoring. You don't need Kubernetes or a platform team; you need to stop deploying by hand.
A working pipeline for a typical application is one to two weeks. Full infrastructure-as-code and monitoring across several environments is four to eight.
Yes, and usually we should. Wholesale replacement is disruptive and rarely necessary — we improve incrementally, starting with whatever is costing you the most time.
Yes, on retainer — monitoring, patching, dependency upgrades and incident response. Most clients want the setup handed over and the on-call covered.
Related services
Often needed alongside.
Start the conversation
Tell us what you need.
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