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From Code to Production, Automated.

CI/CD · Infrastructure as Code · Docker & Kubernetes · Monitoring

  • Automated deployments — no more manual SSH into production to release
  • Infrastructure as Code with Terraform and Ansible, version-controlled and repeatable
  • Docker and Kubernetes — containerisation through to cluster setup and management
  • You own everything we write — pipelines and IaC live in your repositories
  • Free DevOps assessment with a written roadmap, before you commit
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Since 2007 Infrastructure Experience
Multi-Cloud AWS · Azure · GCP
Your Repos You Own the Code
Documented Handover Included

Still deploying by hand?

If releasing a new version means logging into servers, copying files and hoping nothing differs between environments, there's a better path — and it doesn't start with a rewrite.

  • Build, test and deploy on every push
  • Identical development, staging and production environments
  • One-click rollback when a release goes wrong
  • Works with your existing servers and cloud accounts
  • Your developers keep their workflow — we automate around it
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No obligation — the DevOps roadmap is yours to keep.

CI/CD Pipelines
Infrastructure as Code
Docker & Kubernetes
Documented Handover
25,000+ Happy Clients
About This Service

Turn Manual Infrastructure Into an Automated Process

Development teams shouldn't have to configure servers by hand, upload code over FTP, repeat the same release steps every sprint or debug problems that exist only because staging and production drifted apart.

Our engineers automate the path between development, testing and production so releases become consistent and repeatable. We work alongside your developers rather than replacing them: they own the application, we own the pipeline, the infrastructure automation and the deployment workflow — and we document all of it so you're never dependent on one person.

What a DevOps engagement covers

  • CI/CD implementation
  • Automated deployments
  • Infrastructure as Code
  • Docker and containers
  • Kubernetes
  • Cloud automation
  • Configuration management
  • Git workflows and branching
  • Release automation
  • Infrastructure monitoring
  • Deployment troubleshooting
  • DevOps architecture
The Workflow

What Your Release Process Looks Like Afterwards

A developer pushes code. Everything after that happens without anyone logging into a server.

PushDeveloper commits
BuildAutomated build
TestYour tests run
StagingDeployed to staging
ApproveRelease gate
ProductionAutomated deploy
MonitorMetrics & alerts

Releases in minutes

A release that took hours of manual server work becomes a pipeline run your team can trigger any day of the week.

Fewer failed deployments

The same steps run the same way every time, so releases stop failing because a step was missed or done out of order.

Rollback without panic

Automated rollback returns production to the last good version instead of an engineer reconstructing it under pressure.

Environments that match

Development, staging and production are built from the same definitions, so "it worked on staging" stops being a mystery.

What We Implement

Practical DevOps, Built Around Your Application

CI/CD Pipelines

Build pipelines, automated test execution, staging deployments, release approvals, production deploys and automated rollback.

Infrastructure as Code

Terraform, Ansible and CloudFormation so your infrastructure is version-controlled, reviewable and reproducible.

Docker & Containers

Dockerfiles, Compose, container networking, persistent storage and container deployment for consistent builds.

Kubernetes

Cluster architecture and setup, workload deployment, ingress, scaling, upgrades and ongoing cluster management.

Deployment Automation

Code deployment, configuration changes, service restarts, database migration steps, cache handling and rollback procedures.

Environment Management

Consistent development, staging and production environments built from the same definitions and configuration.

Monitoring & Observability

Metrics, log collection, dashboards and alerting with Prometheus, Grafana, CloudWatch or OpenSearch-based stacks.

DevSecOps

Secrets management, pipeline access control, dependency and container scanning built into the delivery process.

In Detail

Inside Each Area

What gets built, and where the boundaries sit between our work and your development team's.

CI/CD Pipeline Implementation

Continuous integration and deployment move code from a developer's branch to production through a controlled, automated path — with a gate at every point where a human decision matters.

We build

  • Build pipelines and artefact handling
  • Automated execution of your test suite
  • Staging deployments
  • Release approvals and deployment gates
  • Production deployment workflows
  • Automated rollback
  • Environment-specific configuration and secrets
  • Deployment notifications to Slack, email or chat

Your team keeps

  • The application code and its architecture
  • Writing the tests — we run them, we don't author them
  • Branching and code review conventions, which we automate around
  • The final call on what ships and when

Toolchain: GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, Jenkins, Azure DevOps or AWS CodePipeline — whichever fits the environment your developers already work in.

Infrastructure as Code

Infrastructure built by hand is difficult to reproduce, impossible to review and undocumented the moment the person who built it moves on. Defined as code, it becomes repeatable and version-controlled like the rest of your software.

  • Terraform modules for cloud infrastructure
  • Ansible playbooks for server configuration
  • AWS CloudFormation where it suits the environment
  • Automated infrastructure provisioning
  • Environment configuration and variables
  • Version-controlled infrastructure in your repositories
  • Infrastructure change management and review
  • Recreating a full staging environment from definitions

Rebuilding a development or staging environment becomes a command rather than a week of manual server configuration.

Docker, Kubernetes & Orchestration

Containers make builds consistent across environments. Kubernetes manages them at scale when the workload genuinely calls for it.

Docker

  • Application containerisation and Dockerfiles
  • Docker Compose for multi-service setups
  • Container networking and persistent storage
  • Container deployment and troubleshooting
  • Container security practices and image hygiene

Kubernetes

  • Cluster architecture and setup, managed or self-managed
  • Application deployment and configuration
  • Networking, ingress and persistent storage
  • Autoscaling and resource limits
  • Cluster upgrades and version management
  • Monitoring, logging and troubleshooting
  • Ongoing cluster management

An honest note on Kubernetes: it should be used where the workload justifies its complexity, and it isn't necessary for every application. If Docker plus a solid pipeline gets you the same result, we'll say so.

Monitoring, Observability & DevSecOps

Deployment is only part of the lifecycle. Your team also needs visibility into what the application is doing afterwards, and security built into the delivery path rather than bolted on at the end.

Monitoring & observability

  • Infrastructure and application monitoring
  • Log collection and aggregation
  • Metrics, dashboards and alert rules
  • Performance monitoring and error tracking
  • Prometheus, Grafana, CloudWatch, OpenSearch/ELK

DevSecOps

  • Secure CI/CD pipelines and access control
  • Secrets management
  • Dependency and container scanning
  • Infrastructure security checks in the pipeline
  • Security-conscious deployment practices

We build the monitoring; watching it around the clock is a management service. Server Management  ·  Security Services

Environments

DevOps Across Any Infrastructure

Cloud platforms are where DevOps runs, not what it is. You don't need to migrate anywhere first.

AWS

CI/CD, EC2 and container automation, infrastructure as code and deployment pipelines.

Microsoft Azure

Azure DevOps pipelines, virtual machines, containers and infrastructure automation.

Google Cloud

Deployment pipelines, containers, Kubernetes and infrastructure automation.

Your Own Servers

VPS, dedicated servers, private cloud and hybrid environments — automation doesn't require public cloud.

Applications we build pipelines for

PHP & Frameworks
WordPress
Node.js
Python & APIs
Java
.NET
SaaS Platforms
DevOps isn't only for cloud-native applications. A traditional PHP application deployed to a single server gets most of the benefit from a pipeline, consistent environments and automated rollback — without rewriting anything.
Toolchain

Technologies We Work With

We fit your existing toolchain rather than moving every customer onto the same one.

Source Control

GitGitHubGitLabBitbucket

CI/CD

GitHub ActionsGitLab CI/CDJenkinsAzure DevOpsAWS CodePipeline

Infrastructure as Code

TerraformAnsibleCloudFormation

Containers

DockerDocker ComposeKubernetes

Monitoring

PrometheusGrafanaCloudWatchOpenSearch / ELK

Cloud

AWSMicrosoft AzureGoogle CloudPrivate & Hybrid
Step One

Not Sure Where to Start?

A DevOps implementation doesn't have to begin with Kubernetes, a dozen new tools or an infrastructure redesign. The free assessment tells you what to automate first — and what to leave alone.

What we review

  • Your current deployment process
  • Source code management and branching
  • Development and staging environments
  • Production infrastructure
  • Deployment frequency and release pain points
  • Manual processes that repeat
  • Any existing CI/CD
  • Infrastructure configuration
  • Monitoring and security practices

What you receive

  • A written DevOps roadmap
  • What to automate first, and why
  • Recommended toolchain for your stack
  • Target workflow and architecture outline
  • Implementation sequence in phases
  • Risks in the current process
  • Indicative effort and timeline
  • Fixed quote for the first phase

What we need from you

  • Read access to your repositories
  • A named developer or technical contact
  • Access to a staging environment, if one exists
  • Details of how you release today
  • Cloud or server access for the target environment
  • Review time on the roadmap once it's delivered

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The Process

Our DevOps Implementation Process

Implementation runs in phases, so you get a working pipeline early rather than waiting for a big-bang delivery.

01

Assess

We understand your application, infrastructure, development workflow and where releases currently hurt.

02

Design

We define the target workflow, toolchain and automation strategy, and agree the phases with your team.

03

Build

We implement infrastructure code, repositories, pipelines and automation in your own accounts and repos.

04

Test

Deployments and automation are validated in a controlled environment before anything touches production.

05

Deploy

The workflow goes live, with the first production releases run alongside your team rather than handed over cold.

06

Document

Infrastructure, pipeline and operational procedures are documented, with a handover session for your developers.

07

Optimize

We review the workflow in use and identify the next automation worth doing — or confirm that nothing is.

You keep everything

Pipelines, Terraform and Ansible code, Dockerfiles and documentation live in your repositories and remain yours.

Scope

Who Does What

Clear boundaries from day one, so nothing falls between your developers and our engineers.

Responsibility Owner
Application code and architectureYour developers
Writing automated testsYour developers
Deciding what ships and whenYour developers
Pipeline design, build and maintenanceeWebGuru
Running your tests inside the pipelineeWebGuru
Infrastructure as Code and provisioningeWebGuru
Container images, registries and clusterseWebGuru
Monitoring setup, dashboards and alert ruleseWebGuru
Ownership of pipelines and infrastructure codeYou — in your repositories
24×7 watching of alerts and server administrationServer Management / Managed AWS
Security audits, WAF and hardeningSecurity
Database changes deserve extra care. Schema migrations are automated as part of the release sequence, with a backup taken before destructive changes and a rollback path agreed in advance — because database changes are the hardest part of a deployment to reverse.
Engagement

Flexible DevOps Engagement

Start with the assessment, implement in phases, and keep engineering time on tap afterwards only if you need it.

DevOps Assessment
For teams deciding where to start
Free Roadmap delivered in around [1 week]
  • Current environment review
  • Deployment process assessment
  • Automation opportunities, prioritised
  • Toolchain recommendations
  • Written DevOps roadmap
  • Fixed quote for phase one
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Most Common
DevOps Implementation
For teams ready to automate
Fixed project quote First pipeline typically live in [2–3 weeks]
  • Target architecture and workflow design
  • CI/CD pipeline implementation
  • Infrastructure as Code
  • Containerisation where it helps
  • Deployment automation and rollback
  • Monitoring and alerting setup
  • Documentation and team handover
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Ongoing DevOps Support
For teams that need engineering time on tap
Monthly retainer [X] engineer hours/month with agreed response times
  • Pipeline maintenance and fixes
  • Deployment support and troubleshooting
  • Infrastructure automation changes
  • New environments and new services
  • Agreed response times for pipeline outages
  • Monthly review of priorities and hours used
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Project and retainer fees exclude 18% GST. Retainer hours, scope and response times are set in your service schedule. Cloud infrastructure is billed to your own account by the cloud provider.

Why eWebGuru

DevOps Without Building
a Full DevOps Team

Startups, SaaS and software companies, e-commerce businesses, agencies and companies with small IT teams — you get DevOps expertise when you need it, without a permanent hire.

Infrastructure Expertise

DevOps sits between development and infrastructure. eWebGuru has run Linux, Windows, cloud and hosting infrastructure since 2007, so we approach it from both sides.

Practical Automation

We automate what returns real operational value and say so when a tool isn't worth its complexity for your workload.

Multi-Cloud

Implementations across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and self-managed infrastructure, rather than one platform we prefer to sell.

Development-Friendly

Workflows designed around how your developers already work, not a process they have to adopt wholesale.

Security Conscious

Secrets management, pipeline access control and scanning built in during implementation rather than added later.

Documented, Not Tribal

Your team gets written procedures and code in your own repositories, so the workflow doesn't depend on any one engineer — ours or yours.

Service Portfolio

Which Service Do You Need?

DevOps automates how you build and deploy. These services cover everything around it.

What You Need Service
Automate application deployment and infrastructureDevOps
Ongoing Linux or Windows server administrationServer Management
Ongoing AWS infrastructure managementManaged AWS
Move existing workloads to the cloudCloud Migration
Protect infrastructure and applicationsSecurity
Backup and disaster recoveryBackup & DR

Cloud Migration

Move to the cloud first, then automate what runs there.

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Managed AWS

24×7 operation of the AWS environment your pipelines deploy to.

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All Managed Services

The full Managed Infrastructure Services range in one place.

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Ready to Automate Your Deployments?

Cut the manual release work, make environments consistent and give your development team a reliable path from code to production. Start with a free assessment and a written roadmap.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is DevOps?
DevOps combines development and operations practices to improve how software is built, tested, deployed and operated — usually by automating the path from code to production so releases are consistent and repeatable.
Who owns the pipelines and infrastructure code you write?
You do. Pipeline definitions, Terraform and Ansible code, Dockerfiles and scripts live in your own repositories and remain your property. If you stop working with us, everything keeps running and your team has the documentation to maintain it.
Do you write our automated tests?
No. We build the pipeline that runs your tests, reports the results and blocks a release when they fail. Writing the tests stays with your development team, who understand the application. If you have no tests today, the roadmap will say where they'd add the most value.
Do I need Kubernetes to implement DevOps?
No. Kubernetes suits workloads that need multiple containers, automated scaling or highly available container infrastructure. Plenty of applications get most of the benefit from CI/CD, Infrastructure as Code and Docker alone, and we'll tell you if that's your situation.
Can you set up and manage Kubernetes clusters?
Yes. We handle cluster architecture and setup, application deployment, networking, ingress, persistent storage, autoscaling, upgrades, monitoring and troubleshooting — on managed Kubernetes services or self-managed clusters — and can continue managing the cluster under an ongoing retainer.
Is the DevOps assessment really free?
Yes. You get a written roadmap covering what to automate first, the toolchain that fits your stack, the implementation sequence and a fixed quote for the first phase. The roadmap is yours whether or not you go ahead.
Can you automate deployments on our existing servers?
Yes. Existing VPS, dedicated servers, cloud instances and hybrid infrastructure can all be brought into automated deployment workflows. You don't need to migrate anywhere first — and if migration would help, that's a separate conversation, not a precondition.
How does ongoing DevOps support work?
It's a monthly retainer with an agreed number of engineer hours and agreed response times for pipeline failures and deployment issues, both set in your service schedule. Each month we review what the hours went on and what to prioritise next.
Do you work with our development team or replace them?
We work alongside them. Your developers own the application and decide what ships; we own the pipeline, the infrastructure automation and the deployment workflow. A named technical contact on your side makes implementation considerably faster.
Which applications and languages do you support?
We build pipelines for PHP applications and frameworks, WordPress, Node.js, Python, Java, .NET and SaaS platforms. Traditional applications benefit as much as cloud-native ones — a PHP application on a single server still gains from a pipeline, matching environments and automated rollback.
Can DevOps be implemented on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud?
Yes, all three — as well as VPS, dedicated servers, private cloud and hybrid infrastructure. For ongoing operation of an AWS environment after implementation, see Managed AWS.
How do you handle database changes in a deployment?
Schema migrations are version-controlled and sequenced as part of the release, with a backup taken before destructive changes and a rollback path agreed in advance. Database changes are the hardest part of a deployment to reverse, so they're designed conservatively.

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