Cloud · AWS · Automate
Ship Faster on AWS, With Automation and Guardrails Built In
Manual deployments and inconsistent environments slow teams down. We build and manage CI/CD pipelines and infrastructure-as-code on AWS, giving your team a faster, more reliable path from code to production.
AWS Gives You the Tools — We Make Them Work Together
AWS offers a deep set of DevOps tooling — CodePipeline, CodeBuild, ECS, EKS, CloudFormation — but stitching them into a pipeline that's actually reliable and fast takes real engineering. We design and manage CI/CD pipelines and infrastructure-as-code specific to your AWS environment, so deployment becomes a repeatable, automated process instead of a manual ritual.
We don't just set this up and walk away — we manage the pipelines on an ongoing basis, so they keep working as your codebase, team, and AWS's own tooling evolve.
What AWS DevOps Covers
CI/CD Pipeline Design
Using AWS CodePipeline, CodeBuild, and CodeDeploy, or third-party tools like Jenkins and GitHub Actions integrated with AWS
Infrastructure-as-Code
Environment provisioning via CloudFormation or Terraform
Container Orchestration
ECS and EKS setup, configuration, and ongoing management
Automated Testing & Deployment
Blue-green and canary deployment strategies with automated rollback
Ongoing Pipeline Management
Continuous maintenance as your stack and AWS's tooling evolve
Who This Is For
- Teams whose AWS deployments depend on one or two people who know the manual steps
- Organizations wanting Kubernetes on AWS (EKS) but lacking the bandwidth to run it well
- Businesses scaling engineering headcount and needing a standardized, repeatable workflow
- Teams where releases are infrequent because they're risky or time-consuming
Common Questions
Do we need to move to Kubernetes (EKS) for this to make sense?
No — container orchestration is one possible outcome, not a default requirement. We recommend it when it genuinely fits your workloads.
Will this replace our existing tools?
Not necessarily — we typically integrate with your existing source control and ticketing tools rather than replacing them.
How involved does our team need to be?
As involved as you'd like — some clients want engineers deeply engaged in pipeline design, others prefer to hand off implementation and management entirely.