4–12
releases a day
the cadence we build toward
CI · cloud · Grafana opsveyra.com
Cloud: AWS, Azure, Huawei, DigitalOcean, or your own servers. We can design the platform from scratch, or pick the cloud and the machines for what you already have. CI is GitLab, GitHub Actions, CircleCI, Argo CD, runners, builds, and Compose. More than 20 companies already ship this way.
Targets, not borrowed numbers
The bar we hold delivery to. These are goals for your system, not figures from someone else's slide.
4–12
releases a day
the cadence we build toward
< 30 min
lead time
from merge to production
minutes
to roll back
the previous version returns without archaeology
1
owner per alert
every alert has a person and a next step
Services
Cloud or your own servers, CI, the cluster, databases, storage, mail, CDN, monitoring, and planning.
GitLab CI, GitHub Actions, CircleCI, and the pipeline the cloud already has. Runners, builds, and Compose, so a deploy stops taking half a day.
A shorter path to production
Kubernetes, Helm, Argo CD on the cloud you have, or the one we pick. Deploys come from a branch, not a local kubectl.
GitOps onto the cluster
We design infrastructure from scratch and then keep it: server maintenance, updates, database moves, S3 or MinIO, CDN, and mail. Terraform, CloudFormation, and Ansible cover the cloud and bare machines. Monitoring and planning sit in the same loop. Environment variables and secrets stay encrypted.
Design, upkeep, planning
Prometheus and dashboards: RPS, latency, errors, node saturation, SLIs.
Metrics on one screen
Elasticsearch, Logstash or Fluent Bit, Kibana. Logs with fields, not an ssh tail.
Search across logs
Alertmanager: thresholds, grouping, silences, a route to Slack or Telegram, on-call.
An alert has an owner
A security audit of the path to production. CDN, WAF, and UFW, so the edge and the host are not left open.
Edge and host closed
Monitoring
A deploy without a picture of production is a blind push. We wire metrics, logs, and alerts so the person on call sees a cause, not a wall of charts.
Grafana · Prometheus
Exporters, PromQL, boards for a service and for a node. RED and USE on one screen: rate, errors, saturation.
ELK
Elasticsearch holds the index, Logstash or Fluent Bit ships the logs, Kibana does the search. Service, trace, and level are fields — not a journalctl scroll.
Alertmanager
A threshold, a group, a silence for the maintenance window, a route to Slack or Telegram. A page only when there is an action. The rest stays on the dashboard.
Approach
We can design the system from scratch, or take the one you have. Then server maintenance, updates, monitoring, and planning. DevOps and system administration in one practice.
How delivery flows today and where it sticks. Short, from the repo and the cloud.
What we fix first, and what we deliberately leave. Priority goes to whatever removes the fear of release.
The platform shows up in code: pipeline, environments, monitoring, access. If there is no system yet, we build it from scratch.
Runbooks, access, metrics. The team runs it, or we stay on a retainer.
CI, cloud, monitoring, planning
Formats
Three ways in. Scope is fixed after we see the real system.
10 working days
We read the repos, the cloud, the pipelines, on-call, and the attack surface. You leave with a risk map, a security audit, quick wins, and a list of what to leave alone.
4–8 weeks · the core
We build the pipeline, the cluster, and what watches production on cloud or on your own servers, from scratch or on top of what you have: GitLab CI, GitHub Actions, or CircleCI, Argo CD, Terraform, CloudFormation, Ansible, Grafana, ELK. Environments stay encrypted, and deploy time comes down.
monthly
Support stays after launch: server maintenance, updates, incidents, monitoring, and planning. The platform does not freeze a month after the start.
Principles
Questions
With the delivery flow you already have: repos, cloud, pipelines, on-call. The tool comes after that.
Yes. AWS, Azure, Huawei, DigitalOcean, your own servers, GitLab CI, GitHub Actions, CircleCI, Argo CD, Kubernetes, Grafana, ELK, mail — and whatever is already there, when it earns its place.
Yes. You get a risk map, an order of work, and a list the team can close on its own.
Remotely. UA and EU hours. On-call is agreed around the production window.
Contact
A short call, then a format that matches the real system. No long presale.
30 minutes on where delivery hurts.
If the scope fits, we name the format.
We start by reading the repo and the cloud.