Get the software tools you need to run your business, without the growing pains. Whatever DevOps philosophy you want to use, we’ll help you get your whole team on the same page, so you can change and update your software without negatively impacting your business in the short run.
Talk to Us Updating the code to important business tools can be painful, because if you change a feature that someone on your team was relying on, it can interfere with normal operations.
DevOps lets you get everyone on the same page, so you don’t make any updates until you’re ready. We’ll help you streamline your operation with customized programs that solve your biggest problems, without interrupting your normal workflow.
The cloud has too many benefits to ignore, but using the cloud carries some risk with it. After all, when you use the cloud, your information’s online — which means it only takes a few mistakes for something bad to happen. Mitigate that risk as much as you can by establishing common sense protocols about how to use the cloud safely and store your data in a way that makes sense
Don’t wait to update your code. Automate the whole process and reduce the number of steps from writing code to executing code, so your employees don’t have to do as much manually. We’ll help you automate the tests so you can easily pull this off.
You could have your employees manually sync everything up, but whenever it’s possible, it’s a lot easier to let a computer do the work. We’ll help you set up programs that automate the DevOps process as much as possible.
Want to start using DevOps, but not sure where to begin? Or do you need help tightening up your DevOps efforts and getting them back on track? Get in touch with us, and we’ll be happy to guide you some expert advice.
If you’re playing around with company-wide code, it’s generally best to log changes in that code as many times as possible — ideally multiple times per day. That helps you easily spot new errors in the code, and trace them as quickly as possible — which greatly reduces the time it takes to get everything back on track when a mistake happens.
Containerized workloads can be useful, but they can also be difficult to manage. Fortunately, it’s not that hard to write some code to automate important tasks and greatly ease your team’s burden.