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Infrastructure engineers who set up CI/CD, containers, and cloud environments so releases stop being stressful.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Do we need a full-time DevOps engineer?
Many small and mid-sized products do not. A part-time engagement can set up pipelines, monitoring and backups, then hand over to your developers with documentation and occasional support.
Who owns the cloud accounts?
You should. Infrastructure is best created in cloud accounts registered to your company, with the engineer given role-based access that can be removed at the end of the engagement.
How fast can I onboard a DevOps / Cloud Engineers?
Most engagements start within 3-5 business days of a signed agreement. We match you with pre-vetted engineers, run a short intro call, and you can begin the same week.
What engagement models do you offer?
Full-time (dedicated, 40 hrs/week), part-time, hourly, or project-based fixed-scope engagements, whichever fits your budget and timeline.
Can I interview the developer before starting?
Yes. We share profiles and set up a technical interview with your shortlisted DevOps / Cloud Engineers before any commitment.
Who owns the code and IP?
You do. All work is delivered under an IP-assignment agreement, so the code, designs, and documentation belong entirely to you.
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What does a DevOps / Cloud Engineer do?

A DevOps or cloud engineer sets up and runs the infrastructure your software depends on: cloud accounts, CI/CD pipelines, containers, monitoring, backups and security hardening. You need one when releases are manual or risky, hosting costs are rising, or outages take too long to fix.

What they typically own on a project

  • Automating builds, tests and deployments (CI/CD)
  • Defining infrastructure as code
  • Containerising applications and managing orchestration
  • Setting up monitoring, logging and alerting
  • Backups, disaster recovery and cost optimisation

When to hire one

  • Deployments are manual and break production
  • You need to move from a single server to a scalable cloud setup
  • Cloud bills are growing faster than usage

What to check in the technical interview

  • Ask them to describe a pipeline they built, from commit to production
  • Check how they manage secrets and access to production
  • Ask how they would restore service after a failed deployment

Common tools and frameworks

AWS Azure Google Cloud Docker Kubernetes Terraform GitHub Actions Grafana