Automation that gives your team time back.
Infrastructure as Code, CI/CD pipelines, automation for everything done manually. Ship faster, minimise failures, maintain reproducible environments.
What we do
- CI/CD pipelines: GitLab CI, GitHub Actions, Jenkins
- GitOps with ArgoCD — cluster state always in sync with the repo
- Infrastructure as Code: Terraform, Ansible
- Existing pipeline optimisation (speed, stability, cost)
- CI runners on Kubernetes with per-project resource isolation
- Backup, patching and provisioning automation
Typical outcomes
- Production deployments in minutes, not hours
- Rollback with a single commit instead of a late-night SSH session
- DEV/STAGE/PROD environments indistinguishable from each other
- New project gets a pipeline in an hour, not a week
Frequently asked questions
Which CI/CD tools do you work with?
GitLab CI/CD (we are an authorised GitLab partner), GitHub Actions, ArgoCD, Jenkins and Tekton. For Infrastructure as Code we use Terraform and Ansible.
Our pipelines are slow and unstable. Can you help?
That's our speciality. For a client running 5 runner hosts we moved CI to a Kubernetes executor with per-project resource limits — pipelines sped up by 40–60% and runner crashes dropped to zero.
What does Infrastructure as Code mean in practice?
Your entire environment described in code (Terraform/Ansible) instead of manual configuration. The result: server rebuild in minutes instead of days, identical test and production environments, full change history in Git, and no knowledge locked inside one admin's head.
Does automation make sense for small teams?
Yes — often more so than for large ones. A small team cannot afford manual deployments and constant firefighting. A well-configured pipeline recovers hours every week, and initial setup takes only a few days of work.
How many hours a week do manual deployments cost you?
We'll calculate it together on a free consultation.
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