DevOps Practice & Tools

DevOps practices have become mainstream to improve business agility, quality, and customer experience. However, implementation of DevOps practices has been challenging, specifically designing for operations from the start to focus on scale and reliability, balancing the skillset of teams, and selecting the right tool set.


We will help review DevOps toolchain based on technology maturity and skillset of the organization. We will assist in developing DevOps handbooks and training the staff to drive Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery practices that are repeatable and consistent.


In addition, we will offer managed services to provide 24/7 support and enhancement of development, testing, and workflow tooling. Our support and consulting will range starting from source control systems, code and vulnerability scanning, artifact generation, pipeline orchestration, configuration management, standardized infrastructure and platform, and security integration to comply with regulations such as PCI/DSS, SoX, SoC1, and other internal controls.



"DevOps Drives Customer Experience"



Key Tenets of DevOps Strategy:

- Empower full stack teams to own end-to-end delivery and support of software services

- Build software for Operability incorporating logging and monitoring from the start

- Automation must be built in and shouldn’t be bolted upon after software development

- Continuously integrate software with frequent code commits and builds

- Separate Continuous Integration concerns from Continuous Delivery and Deployment

- Build traceability to track operational artifacts to underlying services and source control system

- Abstract deployment platforms from developers focusing on standardization and declarative deployment constructs

Engineering Culture

DevOps is beyond changing a set of processes and tools to instilling a new software engineering culture within the organization. Successful DevOps rollout depends on the buy-in from executive management and business partners.



Talent and Knowledge Management

DevOps has created a demand for a new class of Software Engineers, called differently in different organizations: Reliability Engineers, DevOps Engineers, Platform Engineers, and so on. Talent management and reinforced learning are at the heart of successful DevOps strategy.

Operations Support

Great experiences are possible when you make your developers realize what it takes to support applications when you ask them to carry pagers and wake them at night. This often brings the challenges with segregation of duties, specifically in a regulatory heavy environment.