DevOps
DevOps and CI/CD services in Israel
Turning manual deployment into a process you can trust: infrastructure as code with Terraform, pipelines that test before they release, identical development and production environments, and monitoring that warns you before your customers do.
What the service covers
Infrastructure as code
Terraform modules for every environment, so the whole system can be rebuilt from scratch and every change is reviewed before it ships.
CI/CD pipelines
GitHub Actions, Jenkins or AWS CodePipeline: build, test, security scanning and automated deployment.
Multiple environments
Development, testing and production built from the same code — no more "it worked on my machine".
Safe releases
Gradual rollouts, health checks and automatic rollback when a metric degrades.
Monitoring and alerting
CloudWatch, Grafana and alerts that reach the right person, with thresholds chosen together with you.
Hybrid delivery
Including on-premises: releasing from the cloud to Windows/IIS or Linux servers without anyone logging into a box.
How it works
- 1Map what exists — how you release today, what breaks most often, and how long a fix takes.
- 2Infrastructure as code — move what you already run into Terraform, without taking the live system down.
- 3First pipeline — one service goes end-to-end automated, as the pattern for the rest.
- 4Roll out — the remaining services and environments join the same process.
- 5Handover — your team gets documentation, access and training — and no dependency on me.
Who it fits
- Teams that deploy by hand and dread every release.
- Companies where only one person understands the infrastructure.
- Products that grew quickly on infrastructure built while running.
- Organisations with on-premises servers that want a modern release process without a full cloud migration.
Related
- AWS cloud services — building the environment the pipelines deploy to.
- Kubernetes and GitOps — git-driven delivery with Argo CD.
- All services — the full picture.
- A CI/CD and logging platform on EKS — a complete project, step by step.
Frequently asked questions
- How long does it take to set up CI/CD?
- A first pipeline for one service is usually live within one to two weeks. Extending it to all services and environments takes a few more weeks, depending on how much of the system is already described as code.
- We already use Jenkins. Do we have to replace it?
- Not necessarily. If Jenkins works, it can be tidied up and given proper testing and automation. Moving to GitHub Actions happens only when there is a real reason, such as expensive maintenance or a need for parallel runs.
- What happens if a deployment fails halfway?
- Every deployment is planned with a way back: the previous version kept ready, automatic health checks, and rollback either with one click or automatically based on metrics.
- Can we get monthly support after the build?
- Yes. Some clients prefer a full handover to their own team; others continue with monthly support for monitoring, upgrades and ongoing changes.
Tell me what you are running today
A short call, then a written plan with a cost estimate and a fixed scope. No obligation.