DevOps,
ship every week.

CI/CD, platform engineering, SRE and observability engineered as products your engineers actually want to ship on, with progressive delivery and rollback as first-class concerns.

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DevOps is not a tooling category. It is a delivery capability measured by how easy it is to ship a small change safely, and how quickly you notice when you shouldn't have.

Every week for real teamsSLOs on services that matterRollback as first-class

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CI/CD & delivery

Fast, testable pipelines with progressive delivery, canary and rollback as first-class concerns.

GitHub Actions, ArgoCD and Flux configured for the teams who use them, with fast feedback, honest test signals and the confidence to ship on Friday.

Deploys are decoupled from releases via feature flags. Rollback is boring.

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Deploy on Friday is not bravery. It's a design choice, made months earlier.

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Platform & paved road

Internal developer platform as a product, golden templates, self-service environments, service catalogues.

Application teams ship on paved paths instead of reinventing them. Standards live in the platform layer, not in wiki pages.

The platform is judged on how much teams ship without opening a ticket.

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SRE & reliability

SLOs, error budgets, incident response, chaos and load testing, treated as an engineering discipline.

Reliability is a product decision negotiated with product teams, not a rule imposed on them. Incidents are learning artefacts.

The point is not zero incidents, it's a system that learns from every incident.

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Observability

Structured logs, metrics, traces and events designed for the questions on-call actually asks.

OpenTelemetry as the substrate. Dashboards opinionated. Alerts tuned for signal.

When a load pattern surprises us, it surprises us in observability, not in the postmortem.

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Toolkit

Framework, platform and vendor selection is driven by the shape of the work and the team who'll own it, not by whichever ecosystem is loudest this year. The list below is representative, not prescriptive.

CI/CD: GitHub Actions · ArgoCD · Flux · GitLab CI
IaC: Terraform · Pulumi · Helm
Containers: Kubernetes · Docker
Observability: Prometheus · Grafana · Datadog · OpenTelemetry
Security: Vault · Snyk · Trivy

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Selected work

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Healthcare · Northline Health

A unified EMR for a multi-site hospital network

Fourteen hospitals, four legacy EMRs, one clinical spine. 4.2M patient records migrated with zero downtime, and clinicians got hours back per shift.

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Fintech · Meridian Capital

Ledger and treasury for a mid-market lender

Ledger, treasury and risk rebuilt end-to-end. Reconciliation used to take three days; it now closes before the analysts arrive.

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Retail · Riverbend Retail

Omnichannel commerce for a national retail chain

One catalog, one cart, one identity, across 340 stores, 14 warehouses and three brands that had never spoken to each other before.

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What clients ask us first

01How do you get teams shipping every week?

Fast CI, honest tests, progressive delivery, feature flags, rollback as first-class. It's a design choice made months before, not bravery in the moment.

02What's a paved road really?

Templates, self-service environments and standard components that make the safe path the easiest path. Teams choose it because it's cheaper than reinventing.

03How do you approach SLOs and error budgets?

Negotiated with product teams against customer impact. Error budgets shape prioritisation. Incidents are learning artefacts, not blame events.

04How do you handle observability?

OpenTelemetry as substrate. Dashboards opinionated for the questions on-call asks. Alerts tuned for signal. Cost of observability engineered like any other cost.

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DevOps,ship every week.