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DevOps Consulting Services
CI/CD pipelines, cloud infrastructure, and deployment automation — so your team ships faster with fewer incidents.
What DevOps services does Code and Trust provide?
Code and Trust provides full DevOps implementation: CI/CD pipeline design and build, cloud infrastructure setup on AWS and Google Cloud, Docker containerization, Kubernetes orchestration, automated testing gates, infrastructure-as-code with Terraform, and monitoring with alerting. Clients typically reduce deployment time from hours to under 8 minutes and eliminate manual release processes within 6 weeks.
Who needs DevOps modernization?
The clearest signal is time: if your engineering team is spending more than 2 hours per week on deployment-related tasks, or if a single deployment requires more than two people, your process is costing you more than automation would. Manual releases are also the single largest source of production incidents.
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Engineering teams deploying manually via FTP, SSH, or a deployment checklist
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Startups that outgrew their original Heroku or shared-hosting setup
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Companies with no automated testing or staging environments
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Teams spending more than 2 hours per week on deployment-related tasks
What does a Code and Trust DevOps engagement include?
A SaaS client eliminated a 4-hour manual weekly release process and replaced it with automated CI/CD. The first automated deploy ran in 7 minutes. Zero deployment-related incidents occurred in the 6 months following implementation. The same scope covered containerization, staging/production parity, and monitoring.
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CI/CD pipeline design and build (GitHub Actions, CircleCI, GitLab CI)
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Docker containerization of existing applications
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Kubernetes cluster setup and management
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Infrastructure-as-code with Terraform
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Cloud infrastructure on AWS (ECS, RDS, CloudFront, S3) and Google Cloud
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Monitoring and alerting with Datadog, Grafana, and CloudWatch
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Zero-downtime deployment strategies (blue/green, canary)
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Database migration automation as part of the release pipeline
DevOps technologies we implement
GitHub Actions is our default CI/CD platform — it's free for most projects, deeply integrated with pull requests, and sufficient for 90% of pipelines. For larger Kubernetes deployments we use Terraform for infrastructure-as-code and Datadog or Grafana for observability, ensuring every deployment is auditable and every anomaly is detected before users notice.
Frequently asked questions
The most common questions before a DevOps engagement: how long pipeline setup takes, whether we can improve what already exists without starting over, how we approach environment parity, security hardening, and what happens after the initial 90-day support window ends.
How long does setting up a CI/CD pipeline take?
A well-designed pipeline for a typical web app (build, test, staging deploy, production deploy with manual approval) takes 2–3 weeks to implement correctly. This includes test suite integration, environment variables management, and rollback procedures.
Do you work with our existing cloud setup?
Yes. We audit what you have, document it in Terraform (infrastructure-as-code) if it's not already, then improve it. We don't require you to start over.
Can you set up staging and production environments that match?
Yes — environment parity is a core practice. Staging should be identical to production in architecture; only data and secrets differ.
Do you handle security hardening?
Yes. Every infrastructure setup includes: least-privilege IAM roles, secrets management (AWS Secrets Manager or similar), network isolation (VPCs, security groups), and automated vulnerability scanning on Docker images.
What's included in post-setup support?
90 days of pipeline maintenance, on-call response for deployment failures, monitoring threshold adjustments as your traffic grows, and documentation for your team.
Ready to automate your releases?
We start with an infrastructure audit to identify exactly what's slowing your team down — no commitment to continue.