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DevOps consulting is an engagement where an outside team reviews how you build, test, deploy and operate software, then implements the missing automation. Typical scope covers CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, Kubernetes, observability and security gates — delivered in your cloud accounts and Git repositories with runbooks your engineers can own.

The team that designs your pipelines also carries the pager for them, so there is no handover gap between build and run. Everything lives in your accounts and repos from day one, work is scoped in weeks not quarters, and every certification we claim is verifiable.

A fixed-scope DevOps assessment runs one to two weeks and prices to a flat fee. Project work such as a CI/CD build-out, a Terraform migration or a Kubernetes platform is quoted against defined scope. Ongoing managed DevOps typically runs $2,000–$15,000 per month depending on environment size, number of clouds and whether you need 24/7 cover.

AWS, Google Cloud and Azure across all engagements. Toolchain includes GitHub Actions, GitLab CI and Jenkins for CI/CD; Terraform for infrastructure as code; EKS, GKE and AKS for Kubernetes; ArgoCD and Flux for GitOps; Prometheus, Grafana, Loki and Datadog for observability; and SonarQube, Trivy and Checkov for security scanning.

Both. Roughly half our engagements are Series A–C startups where a small team needs production-grade delivery before they can justify three DevOps hires. The other half are enterprises in the UAE, UK and US moving off on-prem or consolidating cloud spend.

Yes. We work through scoped IAM roles with audit logging — never shared credentials or resources held in our name. Terraform code, Helm charts, runbooks and dashboards are yours from the first commit, so if the engagement ends your team is left with a documented, working platform.

An assessment takes one to two weeks. A first production-ready CI/CD pipeline and Terraform baseline usually takes four to eight weeks. A full platform — pipelines, IaC, Kubernetes, observability and security gates across every environment — typically runs three to six months, depending on service and environment count.

We baseline the four DORA metrics before any work starts — deployment frequency, lead time for changes, change failure rate and mean time to restore — and report them monthly. Alongside those we track SLA uptime, cloud spend per environment, and how many manual steps remain in a release.

Yes, and that is how most engagements run. We pair with your engineers, review pull requests in your repositories, join your standups and hand over each component as it stabilises. Where you already have a platform lead, they set direction while we supply capacity and specialist depth.

30 days written notice, either side. Code, documentation, access and dashboards live in your accounts from day one, so leaving us is a decision — not a rebuild.