DevOps in a box
Pre-Integrated, Certified and Scalable
Start your DevOps journey with production-grade, certified, ready-to-use pipelines and infrastructure as code (IaC).
Ready to Use Pipelines
DevOps Pipeline is a set of automated processes and tools that lets developers and operations professionals collaborate on building and deploying code to a production environment.
It helps automate and improve application development while still allowing teams to execute each step manually when needed.
Infrastructure as Code
Infrastructure is an integral part of software development and acts as a backbone for the whole system.
DevOps infrastructure automates the process of setting up infrastructure components such as data servers, storage, and networking requirements to increase software release speed.
We help you set up infrastructure as code rather than a manual process to configure hardware and systems, so teams can use machine-readable files to set up the required IT infrastructure to test and run code.
DevOps-in-a-box: Develop, Build, Test and Deploy with Ease
Continuous Deployment
From assembly to delivery to deployment, DevOps-in-a-box provides flexibility to the development process.
In-built Github sharing
Github and GitLab integrations let developers share files in those platforms in a click.
Security and Compliance
DevOps-in-a-box helps teams monitor and manage the security ecosystem from a single point.
High Availability
High Availability solutions help reduce downtime and support faster deployment.
Infrastructure Audit
The audit tool helps identify bottlenecks or security breaches in infrastructure.
24/7 Monitoring
Reactive monitoring of system metrics helps infrastructure and workloads keep up with the pace.
Engagement Plans
DevOps
Infrastructure Automation and Management, starting with the first 25 nodes.
- Assessment: DevOps and cloud usage or architecture
- Automate: AWS or Azure
- App Deployment: containers, serverless, Kubernetes
- Observability: monitoring, logging, alerting
- CI/CD: build and deploy
- Security: best practices and security layers
- Cost Management: cloud cost optimization
DevSecOps
Compliance and security plan for the first 50 nodes.
- Everything from DevOps
- Continuous cloud security
- Compliance monitoring for SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and GDPR
Custom Application Delivery
- Migration
- Redevelopment
- Cloud native development
- Automated testing
- Microservices architecture
- API management and integration
Additional fee applies for each 25 nodes. One node maps to one VM, two serverless applications, or four functions.
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FAQ
How do you define CI?
Continuous integration (CI) is primarily a DevOps best practice. It allows developers to automate the integration of code changes from various contributors into a single software project. Developers can merge code changes frequently in a central repository, and automated tools assess correctness before integration.
Why does CI matter?
CI enables resources to focus on things that matter most. A CI pipeline reduces the communication gap between developers, reduces repetitive errors, and gives developers more time to focus on product development.
How can CI decrease TTM?
Automating a delivery pipeline can save time by automating integrations with CI. It can automate stages of the software development lifecycle, including testing, build management, and integration.
How does CI enable scaling?
CI helps create DevOps and agile workflows by decreasing code integration bureaucracy and communication overhead. It enables team members to take ownership of code changes through release.
What are the top CI tools?
- Jenkins
- Travis
- TeamCity
- CircleCI
- Codeship
- GitLab CI
- Semaphore
- Buddy
- Wercker