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DevOps Services Company: ship faster without breaking things.

CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, and observability that let your team deploy with confidence, several times a day if needed.

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Our Methodology

Deploy several times a day, without the 2am pages.

Discover

Audit your current release process and failure points.

Design & Build

CI/CD pipelines and infrastructure-as-code built for your stack.

Pilot & Verify

Rollout tested against real deploy volume and rollback paths.

Scale & Operate

Observability tuned as your team and services grow.

Proof, Not Promises

Real engagements, the results attached to each one.

Licence-related sales emails reduced by roughly 85%

B2B software firm, Cambridge

Changelog published within 2 hours of each release

Series B developer-tools company, Bay Area

Out-of-hours pages reduced by 64% in 3 months

Telecoms cooperative, Upper Midwest

Evaluation accuracy raised from 71% to 88% before launch

Education software firm, Austin

What's Included

4 capabilities, one delivery team.

CI/CD Pipeline Design

Automated build, test, and deploy pipelines fitted to your release cadence.

Infrastructure as Code

Version-controlled infrastructure that's reproducible and auditable.

Container Orchestration

Kubernetes and container strategies matched to your team's operating model.

Monitoring & Observability

Dashboards and alerts that surface problems before customers do.

The stack behind this service.

Real tools our team works in day to day, not a generic capability list.

Docker

Kubernetes

GitHub Actions

Terraform

Grafana

Ten industries. One audited standard.

Different regulations, different systems of record — the same discipline every time: agents that run inside guardrails and leave a record you can read.

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BFSI

Retail & CPG

Telecom

Technology

Healthcare

Public Sector

PropTech

Education

FinTech

AgriTech

Startups

DevOps case studies

Challenge, solution, results. What we have shipped here.

Anonymised at the client's request. Each card states the pain point, what we built, and what changed. Plus the service type and country.

04 studies

Web UK

Developer documentation and licensing portal for a software firm

B2B software firm, Cambridge

Challenge: Customers downloaded licence files by emailing sales, documentation lived in a wiki that nobody owned, and renewals were tracked in a CRM that did not know which version each customer was running. Engineering fielded about 40 support emails a week that were really documentation questions.
Solution: We built a customer portal where licences are generated, renewed and revoked automatically against the CRM, and documentation is published from the product repository on every release through a CI pipeline. Usage of each page is measured so the team can see which topics generate support traffic.
Results: Licence-related sales emails reduced by roughly 85%
Documentation-related support emails down from 40 to 12 a week
Docs now publish within 10 minutes of each release tag

AI Agents USA

Release-notes and changelog agent for a developer-tools company

Series B developer-tools company, Bay Area

Challenge: The company shipped several times a day, but release notes were written by a product manager on Friday afternoons from a scroll through merged pull requests. Customer-facing notes regularly missed breaking changes, and the changelog was a week behind what was actually in production.
Solution: We built an agent that watches merged pull requests, groups them by feature area, drafts customer-facing notes in the company's style guide, and flags anything touching public APIs as a potential breaking change. A PM approves each draft in Slack before publication; every approval and edit is retained.
Results: Changelog published within 2 hours of each release
Breaking changes missed in notes down from 6 to 0 per quarter
Weekly release-notes effort cut from 4 hours to 30 minutes

AI Agents USA

Incident remediation agents for a rural telecoms cooperative

Telecoms cooperative, Upper Midwest

Challenge: A three-person operations team covered a cloud estate supporting billing, provisioning and customer portals. Out-of-hours alerts woke someone most nights, usually for the same handful of issues: full disks, stuck queues and expired certificates. Fixes were documented but applied by hand.
Solution: We built remediation agents that handle the recurring alerts: each one follows the team's runbook, applies the fix in a controlled way and posts what it did and what it saw. Anything outside the runbook pages a human with the diagnostics already gathered. All actions are logged and reversible.
Results: Out-of-hours pages reduced by 64% in 3 months
Median time to fix recurring alerts under 4 minutes
Agents live for 11 alert types within 8 weeks

AI MVPs USA

Taking a pilot support agent into production for an Austin edtech firm

Education software firm, Austin

Challenge: A support agent built in a hackathon was answering real customer questions from a laptop under someone's desk. It worked well enough that the company relied on it, but there was no deployment pipeline, no test set, no monitoring and no one responsible when it broke.
Solution: An eight-week hardening engagement followed by a managed service: we rebuilt the agent on a proper pipeline with an evaluation set of 400 real questions, added rate limits, logging and escalation paths, and now run it with monthly evaluation reports and a defined change process.
Results: Evaluation accuracy raised from 71% to 88% before launch
Handling 1,200 conversations per week in production
Hardened and in service within 8 weeks

FAQ

DevOps: questions, answered.

What does AGS include in a DevOps engagement?

We build CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, container orchestration, and observability so your team can deploy with confidence, several times a day if needed. We start by auditing your current release process and failure points, then fit the automation to your stack rather than imposing a generic template.

How can we deploy several times a day without breaking production?

Automated build, test, and deploy pipelines fitted to your release cadence, backed by rollback paths tested against real deploy volume. Observability surfaces problems before customers do. One client moved from weekly deploys to several times a day this way, without trading speed for the 2am pages.

What is infrastructure as code and why does it matter?

Infrastructure as code means your environments are version-controlled, reproducible, and auditable, defined in files rather than assembled by hand. It removes configuration drift and makes environments repeatable: one client cut environment setup from days to hours after moving to infrastructure as code.

Do you work with Kubernetes and containers?

Yes. We match Kubernetes and container orchestration strategies to your team's operating model, rather than adopting containers for their own sake. One client's Kubernetes migration cut infrastructure cost 25%. The right approach depends on your services and how your team actually operates them day to day.

Ship faster, with fewer 2am pages.

Tell us what you're building and we'll map the fastest path to it.

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