CI/CD
Automated build and release pipelines, so shipping a change is routine and a bad release can be rolled back.
S/06 · Cloud, DevOps & support
Deployments, monitoring and maintenance plans so your software stays fast, patched and online. We run our own products the same way.
What's included
01What we build
Automated build and release pipelines, so shipping a change is routine and a bad release can be rolled back.
Containerized apps on servers or cloud services chosen with cost and reliability weighed together, with HTTPS certificates renewed automatically.
Error reporting, uptime checks and queue monitoring, so problems are noticed by us before your users report them.
Security updates, dependency upgrades, performance tuning and new features after launch, planned rather than left until something breaks.
02Proof
We set up, host and update a copy of Darqora for each company that uses it. Our own products run in Docker containers on a Linux server we manage, behind Caddy, with automatic HTTPS from Let’s Encrypt.
Read the case studyTools we use for this
03How it works
Each step ends with something you can read, click or ship.
We look at how the app is deployed, where it runs, how it is backed up, who has server access, and what has gone wrong before.
You get A written review of risks, ranked, with a recommended setup
We plan containers, hosting, HTTPS, backups, monitoring and the release process, with hosting cost and reliability weighed together.
You get An infrastructure plan with expected hosting costs and a written estimate for the work
We containerize the app, set up automated builds and deployments, and move it to the new setup with a rollback plan ready.
You get Automated deployments and a rollback that has been tested
Monitoring, updates, security patches, performance work and new features continue under a support plan agreed with you.
You get A support plan with monitoring alerts and regular update reports
04Good fit
Candidly
05FAQ
Continuous integration and continuous delivery. Every change is built, tested and released through an automated pipeline instead of by hand, which makes releases smaller, more frequent and less risky, and makes rolling back a bad release a routine step.
Yes. We start with a review of the code, the hosting and the release process, so we know what we are taking on. We then fix the most urgent risks first, such as missing backups, expired certificates or manual deployments, before taking on new features.
Our own products run in Docker containers on a Linux server we manage, behind Caddy, with HTTPS certificates from Let’s Encrypt renewed automatically. For clients we choose hosting that fits the app’s load, budget and data requirements, and we can work in an account you own.
Yes. We size servers and services for the load you actually have, remove resources nobody uses, and plan reliability measures such as backups and monitoring alongside cost, not instead of it.
It depends on the size and age of the codebase, how many environments and servers it runs on, how often it needs updates, the response you need when something breaks, and how much new feature work you expect. After a short review of the app and its hosting we send a written estimate for the setup work and for the support plan.
Monitoring and error reporting, for example with Sentry, tell us about problems as they happen, often before users notice. How quickly we respond, and through which channel, is agreed in writing in the support plan so both sides know what to expect.
06Related
Business platforms, portals, CRMs and SaaS products built around how your company actually works.
Customer-facing web apps, admin panels, APIs and dashboards that work on phone, tablet and desktop.
Document intake, assistants, routing and automation, tested on your real cases before rollout.
Next step
Share the goal, rough budget and timing. We reply with questions, a next step, or an invitation to a short call. NDA on request.