Kubernetes and containers
We package the application into containers and deploy it so that one part failing does not stop everything.
Kubernetes, CI/CD, monitoring and autoscaling. So that deploying a new version is routine rather than an event.
What we do
An application is only as good as how reliably it runs. The infrastructure is built by the same team that writes the code, so operations are not a last step after development. Everything is kept in the repository and documented, so that you do not depend on us.
We package the application into containers and deploy it so that one part failing does not stop everything.
Tests and deployment run automatically, for example through GitHub Actions, so releasing a new version is routine.
We watch availability, performance and errors, for example in Sentry, to know about a problem before your customers do.
Capacity follows traffic, so the application holds up at the peak and you do not overpay outside it.
How we work
A workshop, the goals, the risks and a rough estimate within 10 working days.
Architecture, a UX prototype and a technical plan that holds up.
Two-week sprints, a demo every Friday, access to the repository.
Deployment, monitoring, an SLA and further work guided by the data.
Yes. We first map how the application runs and where the risks are, and then move operations over step by step.
Not always. A smaller project does well with something simpler, and that is what we will recommend. Kubernetes pays off when several services run together or traffic changes a lot.
Yes. Monitoring, an SLA and further development are set up to fit the project.
Tell us what you are working on. We will get back to you and suggest the next step.
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