Make releasing software routine, not an event.

Automated builds, infrastructure as code and monitoring on AWS, so releasing is routine instead of an event.

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What DevOps is

DevOps is how a change gets from a developer's laptop into production: built, tested, deployed and monitored automatically, so the team that writes the software can also run it safely. In practice it is three things working together.

Automate the pipeline

Build, test and deploy run on every change. No manual steps, no one person who knows the sequence.

CodePipeline, CodeBuild, or GitHub Actions

Define the infrastructure in code

Environments are rebuilt from a repository rather than configured by hand, so staging actually matches production.

Terraform, CloudFormation, or AWS CDK

See what is happening

Monitoring and alerts on the things that matter, so you hear about a problem before your customers do.

CloudWatch metrics, logs and alarms

Every team releases somehow

Three ways to get changes out.

Deploy by hand

It works while the person who knows the steps is available, and it is the reason releases happen on Thursdays and never on Fridays.

No tooling cost · slow · risky when it matters

Buy tools nobody owns

Pipelines exist, half-configured, bypassed when they are inconvenient. Common, and worse than nothing because it looks solved.

Licence cost · partial adoption · drift returns

Build it properly, once

Pipeline, infrastructure as code and monitoring set up together, documented, and handed to your team to run.

A scoped project · releases become routine · your team owns it

Whether this is worth your time

Worth a conversation

Releases that need a person to run them
Environments configured by hand, that drift apart
Finding out about outages from customers
A team that wants to ship weekly and cannot

Probably not us

Pipelines already automated and trusted
Looking for an ongoing engineer rather than a build
No appetite to change how releases work
Nothing in AWS, and no plans to be

Twenty minutes, and you'll know if this fits

A conversation with an engineer, not a salesperson. What we cover:

How a change reaches production today
What breaks most often, and who fixes it
Where automation would save the most time
What a first phase would involve
Whether what you have is already fine, which we will say if it is

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