services /02 · ci/cd & operations
Ship on Friday.
Sleep all weekend.
We design pipelines, run your infrastructure, and watch the graphs so your team ships more and worries less. When something breaks, we're paged first, and usually before it becomes your problem.
commit
on main
build
2m 11s
test
214 checks
stage
canary 5%
production
live · 41s
fig. 02 · a push on main, four minutes forty later it's in production
01 // scope
Everything between
merge and 2 a.m.
Pipeline design
GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Azure DevOps: builds that finish before coffee does.
Infrastructure as code
Terraform for everything. If it isn't in the repo, it doesn't exist.
Containers & orchestration
Docker and Kubernetes sized to your load, not to a conference talk.
Observability
Grafana, Prometheus, and alerts that page humans, not channels nobody reads.
Security & compliance
Dependency and container scanning in the pipeline, audit trails your assessor will like.
Cloud cost tuning
Our record: 38% off an AWS bill in one quarter, no features harmed.
02 // continuous support
Pick how fast the
cavalry arrives
Every tier includes monitoring, monthly reports, and engineers who already know your stack. No ticket roulette, no tier-1 scripts.
| tier | Steady for calm roadmaps | Rapid most teams pick this | Always-on for revenue-critical |
|---|---|---|---|
| first response | 8 business hrs | 1 hr | 15 min, 24/7 |
| coverage | 9×5 | 16×5 | 24×7 on-call rotation |
| deploy support | monthly window | weekly + launch cover | unlimited, any hour |
| incident reviews | summary | full RCA | full RCA + fire drills |
| monthly | from $1,900 | from $4,400 | custom |
fig. 03 · no annual lock-in · switch tiers with 30 days notice
03 // receipts
27 minutes, alert
to all-clear
A real Tuesday in March, client name withheld. This is what continuous support means in practice: the customer found out from the post-mortem, not from Twitter.
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fleet uptime, 2025
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deploys last year
0 min
median incident close
0 sec
median rollback
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