A release should be a pull request and a few minutes of waiting.
We build the infrastructure and pipelines underneath the product: containerised services, automated deploys, and environments that can be scaled per region instead of all at once.
What it is
Deployment is the part of a project that quietly decides how fast everything else can move. When a release is a manual ritual that one person performs on a Friday, teams ship less often, batch up more risk into each release, and get slower over the life of the product.
The fix is not heroics, it is plumbing: containers so an environment is reproducible, a pipeline so a merge is a deploy, and a topology that lets the busy part of the system scale without dragging the rest of it along.
What we do
- Containerised services
- Applications packaged so that what runs on a laptop, in staging and in production is the same thing, and a new environment is a configuration rather than an archaeology project.
- Orchestration and per-region scale
- Kubernetes workloads that scale the services under load independently, which matters when one part of a platform has a busiest hour and the rest does not.
- CI/CD pipelines
- A merge that builds, tests and deploys on its own, so releasing stops being an event and becomes a routine.
- Event backbones for services that must not drop work
- Message queues between services, so a downstream system being briefly unavailable delays work rather than losing it.
How we work
- Pipelines your team owns and can read, not a black box only we can operate
- Infrastructure sized to the product's real traffic rather than to a diagram
- The deploy path treated as part of the product, because it decides how fast the product can change
- Kubernetes and Docker on Digital Ocean, kept as simple as the workload allows
Built with
- Kubernetes
- Docker
- Digital Ocean
- CI/CD pipelines
- RabbitMQ
- Containerised services
- Per-region scaling
- Reproducible environments
- Event-driven integration
- Object storage & CDN delivery
Work delivered under this
STR Marketplace
A short-term rental marketplace running at 10k+ active users. We built the search engine, the host-facing property dashboards, the admin impersonation tooling and the partner sync services. Under NDA.
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Tell us what you need devops for.
Describe what’s slow, stuck or missing. You’ll leave the first conversation with a scope, a budget and a ship date — and if this is the wrong service for your problem, we’ll say so.