Someone should be awake. It doesn't have to be you.
Full-cycle DevOps: the cluster, the pipeline, the alerts and the runbook - built once, properly, and handed over documented.
Four things, not four tools.
The stack is whatever your team can live with after we leave. These are the ones we reach for most.
Run it
A runtime that survives a node dying at 3 a.m. and that developers can deploy to without filing a ticket.
Kubernetes, ECS, Nomad, plain VMs - whatever fits.
Ship it
Ship on merge. Canary the risky ones. Roll back in one click and no folklore.
GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Argo, Jenkins if you must.
Describe it
Environments you can recreate instead of remember - tagged, reviewed, attributable on the bill.
Terraform, Pulumi, Ansible, Helm, Crossplane.
Watch it
Fewer alerts, each one worth answering. You find out before the customer emails.
Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, OpenTelemetry, Datadog.
Night focus. Next-gen engineering.
The work that keeps a system up is invisible when it's done well. Nobody throws a party for the deploy that went fine or the incident that never happened.
We're at peace with that. The quiet is the product.
01 - Discovery
A short look, no commitment
Goals, risks, SLOs, and the honest list of what's currently held together with tape. You keep the document either way.
02 - Build
In your repos, in the open
Baseline, IaC, pipelines, delivery - as pull requests your team reviews. Nothing arrives as a finished mystery.
03 - Hand over
Handed over, and still around
Runbooks, dashboards and a team that can run it day to day - with us on hand for the next migration, the next audit, the next 3 a.m. surprise.
One of these sounds like a Tuesday you have already had.
Deploys only happen when one specific person is awake, and everyone knows which person.
Nobody can say what would happen if the staging environment were deleted tonight.
The cloud bill grows every month and no one can point at the line that moved.
Let's make your nights boring.
Thirty minutes with the engineer who'd actually do the work. Bring the thing that broke last - we'll tell you what we'd fix first, whether or not you hire us.