Netofficials' DevOps services give you CI/CD pipelines, automated testing and deployment access your team can run itself. Our DevOps engineers sit inside one cross-functional team with front-end, back-end and QA, led by a named delivery lead. Built for growing B2B companies whose releases are manual or risky. Send a short brief to start.
We build continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines that build, test and deploy each code change the same way every time. You replace manual release steps and last-minute checks with automated stages your engineers can read, run and extend. Pipelines are set up around your repositories, branches and environments.
We define your cloud environments as version-controlled code, so staging and production match and changes are reviewed before they apply. That removes configuration drift and one-off server fixes that nobody remembers. A technical architect is accountable for the system design and technology choices behind it, so your team inherits a setup it can reason about.
DevOps sits inside the same cross-functional Netofficials team as your back-end, front-end and QA work, with one point of contact. At release we hand over documentation and deployment access, so you can ship and operate without depending on us. If managed operations would suit you better, we will say so after scoping.
We review how you release today: repositories, environments, manual steps and who holds access. The written discovery scope sets out which pipelines and infrastructure we will build first.
You receiveYou agree the written discovery scope
We map the target CI/CD pipeline, environment layout and infrastructure approach, and the technical architect explains each technology choice. You review how code will move from commit to production.
You receiveYou approve the pipeline and environment design
We implement the pipelines, automated tests and infrastructure in sprints, working alongside the developers and QA engineers on the same team. You see working pipeline runs at each sprint review.
You receiveYou review the pipeline at every sprint review
We run releases through the new pipeline in a staging environment and check results against the acceptance criteria. Failed builds, rollbacks and access permissions are tested before anything reaches production.
You receiveYou sign off the pipeline against the agreed acceptance criteria
Netofficials switches your releases onto the new CI/CD pipeline in production and walks your engineers through running it. Documentation and deployment access are handed over so your team can ship without us.
You receiveYou confirm documentation and deployment access are handed over
Send a short brief on your current release process and systems, and we reply with questions, a proposed scope and the team that would deliver it.
Your estimate starts with how code reaches production today: the repositories, the build and test steps, the environments and who approves a release. We map those, along with access and approval rules, so the CI/CD pipeline we propose fits your team and replaces guesswork about effort.
Hosting, cloud accounts, databases, third-party services and legacy components all affect how much pipeline work is needed. We list them in the written discovery scope. Surprises are found before the build begins, not halfway through, and the estimate rests on stated assumptions.
Tell us who will run the pipeline after release: your engineers, ours, or a mix. That answer sets the documentation, deployment access handover and support we plan. If managed operations would suit you better than a one-off implementation, we will say so after scoping.
Fixed-price project delivery suits you when the CI/CD pipelines, environments and deployment automation can be defined up front and handed to your team to run.
A dedicated India-based team suits you when pipeline, infrastructure and release work will keep growing alongside your product roadmap.
Staff augmentation suits you when your engineering team is in place and needs a DevOps developer to join it and close a specific gap.
Your pipelines should fit the cloud accounts, repositories and engineers you already have, not a toolset we happen to prefer. Our technical architect, who is accountable for technology selection, recommends tooling in the written discovery scope after reviewing your existing systems and the people who will run the pipelines after release. You see each choice and the reason for it before the build starts, which removes surprises and rework later.
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PostgreSQLCost and timeline are set by the scope of the work, not by a standard package. The main drivers are how many applications and environments need pipelines, how much infrastructure you already run, how many integrations the release process touches, and the size of the team needed. Netofficials agrees scope, assumptions, review milestones and commercial terms in writing before delivery begins, so you see the estimate before committing. Send a short brief and we will reply with questions and a proposed scope.
You do. IP assignment is confirmed in the contract before the build begins, so the pipeline definitions and infrastructure configuration we write for you are yours. At release we also hand over documentation and deployment access, so your team can run releases without us. Netofficials works through a named delivery lead and one point of contact, so you always know who to ask about the handover.
Yes, either. Netofficials can add DevOps skills to your current team through staff augmentation, working in your tools and process. We can also deliver the work as a fixed-price project, or set up a dedicated team for ongoing work. We agree the communication window, meeting schedule and update cadence before work starts. If your needs point to managed operations or another approach, we will say so after scoping.
Tell us how you release today, where it slows down or breaks, and what your team needs to run afterwards. We reply with questions and a proposed scope. You get a named delivery lead as your single point of contact, and a technical architect accountable for design and code quality. If managed operations or another approach would suit you better, we will say so after scoping.
