Production Infrastructure
DevOps services for startups with a clear path to production
Set up or improve the way your product reaches production. We scope the hosting, container deployment and CI/CD work around your application, then define the checks, documentation and responsibilities your team needs after handoff.
- Build checksDefine the build and checks that assess a proposed code change.
- Release reviewAgree which revision can be deployed and who approves the change.
- Package & deployPrepare the agreed artifact and deploy it to its target environment.
- Verify the releaseCheck the agreed application scenarios as well as the public response.
- Recovery planTreat application rollback, database changes and data restoration separately.
- HandoffDocument access, known limits and who owns monitoring and support.
Illustrative scope map, not a report of a completed deployment. A successful build does not itself authorize production changes; an HTTP response is not a full product test. Recovery procedures and restore tests must be agreed separately.
CI/CD implementation services
Define what happens between a code change and a release. We agree the build steps, checks, deployment trigger and release verification for your application. The scope also makes clear which changes require review before deployment.
Docker deployment and hosting setup
Package the application for its target environment and document how it starts, receives configuration and connects to the services it needs. Hosting, domains and reverse proxy work are included where agreed.
Infrastructure choices that fit the product
Start with your application’s requirements and operating constraints. We review the hosting setup needed for the agreed workload before proposing additional infrastructure.
Release checks and recovery planning
Agree how a release is checked, when it should be stopped and how to return to a known working state where feasible. Application rollback, database changes and data restoration need separate plans.
Backup retention and restore testing are explicit scope decisions. Where a restore test is included, its procedure and result are documented.
A release workflow built for GetDeliver
GetDeliver’s implementation includes a Docker build and GitHub Actions workflows for build checking, container publishing and deployment. Build checks are separated from production deployment, and the deployment workflow includes a public HTTPS response check.
This is a concrete example of the delivery tooling behind a product. Your project would have its own release checks, environment requirements and recovery plan defined in the scope.
What you receive
A scoped delivery setup, the agreed release checks, deployment instructions and a handoff that explains access, responsibilities and known limits.
Explore SaaS development if you also need the product built
Scope and ongoing support
Infrastructure or self-hosting project — from $1,000. Final scope depends on the application, existing environment, deployment process and recovery requirements. Hosting charges and ongoing support are agreed separately.
Questions about infrastructure and CI/CD
Can you improve our current deployment process?
We start by reviewing how your application is built, configured and deployed today. The scope can focus on a defined problem or a larger setup, depending on the existing environment and access available.
Does every project need a large cloud platform?
The infrastructure should fit the application and its operating requirements. We assess the needed services and constraints before proposing a hosting approach or additional components.
What is included in CI/CD implementation?
The agreed scope identifies the build, checks, deployment trigger and verification steps. It also records where a person must review a change and how deployment access is controlled. The exact tools depend on your project.
Are backups and recovery included?
Backup requirements, retention and restoration are defined separately in the scope. A backup job alone does not show that data can be restored; where a restore test is included, its procedure and result should be recorded before handoff.
Can a deployment always be rolled back?
Not every change is reversible in the same way. Application releases and database changes need separate recovery decisions. We identify those limits and agree a plan before the relevant release.
Do you provide ongoing or 24/7 support?
This page describes scoped infrastructure and delivery work. Ongoing support, monitoring responsibilities and response expectations must be agreed separately; 24/7 coverage is not included by default.
What do you need to estimate the work?
Describe the application, hosting setup, deployment process and the issue you want to solve. Tell us about important dependencies and any required release window. Do not send production passwords or private keys through the inquiry form.
Tell us about your deployment setup
Tell us what runs today, how you release changes and what needs to become more dependable.