DevOps
Releases that are routine instead of risky: automated builds, tested deployments, containers and infrastructure you can rebuild from code.
Included
What our DevOps work covers
CI/CD pipelines
Every change built, tested and deployed the same way, with GitHub Actions or GitLab CI.
Containers
Applications packaged with Docker so development, staging and production behave alike.
Infrastructure as code
Servers, networks and cloud resources defined in code, reviewed and reproducible.
Cloud setup
AWS and VPS environments set up with sensible networking, access control and cost awareness.
Staging environments
A production-like environment where changes are checked before customers see them.
Rollback and recovery
Deployments that can be reversed quickly, and recovery steps written down and rehearsed.
Stack
Tools we use for this work
Why us
Why teams choose Codespark
Boring deployments
Releasing should be a non-event. Automation removes the manual steps where most outages begin.
Right-sized tooling
We do not install a platform team's worth of tools for a two-server application.
Written down
Pipelines, environments and recovery steps documented, so you are not dependent on one person's memory.
Approach
DevOps and server management together
DevOps automates how software reaches your servers; server management keeps those servers healthy. Many clients use both, and because the same team does both, there is no gap between who deploys and who keeps things running.
Questions
Common questions
Do we need DevOps for a small application?
Usually a light version: an automated deployment, a staging environment and backups. We size it to the application, not to a trend.
Can you automate deployments for our existing app?
Yes. We start by documenting how you deploy today, then automate it step by step without disrupting releases.
Which cloud providers do you work with?
Mostly AWS and VPS providers, and we can work within the accounts and providers you already use.
Will our team be able to run it?
Yes. Pipelines live in your repositories and are documented so your developers can use and change them.
Related
Related services
Server management
Linux servers, VPS and cloud accounts set up, secured and kept running by engineers who also write the software on them.
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Backend development
The part users never see and always feel: data models, business logic, APIs and background jobs built to stay correct and quick under load.
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Maintenance and support
The unglamorous work that keeps software alive: hosting, monitoring, security patches, fixes and steady improvement, long after launch day applause fades.
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