Trusted by companies across the USA
Add reliable infrastructure automation to your California-based team today
For your New Cuyama business.
Trusted by companies across the USA
A small agribusiness near New Cuyama was losing $8,000 a month because their AWS servers crashed during peak harvest season. Every time a truckload of grapes arrived, their order management system would time out, and the warehouse team had to manually log each delivery into a spreadsheet. Their in-house developer spent 40% of their time putting out fires instead of improving the system.
We got a call from their CTO in Bakersfield who had heard about our work helping California farms automate their supply chain tools. Within two weeks, our DevOps engineer set up a Kubernetes cluster on AWS, containerized their order system using Docker, and built a CI/CD pipeline that deployed fixes automatically. The crashes stopped, and their team saved $4,500 in overtime alone during the first harvest cycle.
Most DevOps roles in New Cuyama end up being jack-of-all-trades sysadmin gigs with no clear infrastructure roadmap. That approach works until your business scales, then everything breaks. Our DevOps engineers focus on automation first because a well-oiled pipeline beats fire drills every time. We pair our India-based team with a dedicated US-based project manager who overlaps with your Eastern and Pacific time zones, so you never wait for answers.
Here is what this looks like in practice. If your team is spending more time debugging infrastructure than shipping features, you need a DevOps engineer who builds systems that scale. We specialize in turning chaotic server rooms into repeatable, automated workflows that run while you sleep.
Since 2015, we’ve worked with businesses across California and 20+ other countries to automate infrastructure. Our DevOps engineers don’t just patch servers; they design systems that reduce human error by 70% or more.
Every piece of infrastructure we touch is documented and handed over to your team. You own the Terraform modules, Kubernetes manifests, and CI/CD pipelines we create. No vendor lock-in, no hidden dependencies.
Your DevOps engineer syncs with your team during US business hours via Slack and Zoom. We use Loom for async updates so questions get answered even when the 12-hour time difference hits.
You pay for the hours your DevOps engineer works, not for bloated contracts or unnecessary tools. We bill transparently and only recommend changes that directly impact your bottom line.
We’ve helped California farms automate everything from harvest logistics to cold storage monitoring. Our DevOps engineers understand the unique constraints of agricultural IT, from seasonal spikes to remote field locations.
Every engagement includes a signed NDA and contract that guarantees your data stays yours. We work under your company’s policies and never reuse code or configurations from other clients.
Your DevOps engineer works exclusively on your systems during your core hours. Ideal for businesses with ongoing infrastructure needs like New Cuyama’s agribusinesses managing seasonal peaks.
A DevOps engineer available for 20 hours a week, perfect for smaller California businesses that need periodic automation or maintenance without a full-time salary.
Pay only for the hours your DevOps engineer spends on your project. Great for one-off tasks like setting up a new Kubernetes cluster or migrating data to AWS.
Need more than one DevOps engineer? We can assemble a small team to tackle larger infrastructure projects like building a new CI/CD pipeline or revamping your entire AWS architecture.
We start with a 30-minute call to understand your current infrastructure pain points. No sales pitch, just a clear picture of where automation could save you time and money. We ask about your tech stack, pain points, and goals before we suggest a single tool.
Based on your needs, we introduce you to a DevOps engineer whose experience matches your stack. You interview them, and we make adjustments until you find the right fit. No generic resumes; we only present developers who have solved similar problems.
Your DevOps engineer spends the first week getting familiar with your systems. We set up secure access, review your current infrastructure, and create a 30-day automation roadmap. By Friday, you’ll see a clear plan with timeline and cost estimates.
You get a working build by the end of the first two-week sprint. We prioritize the highest-impact automation first, so you see value immediately. Every sprint ends with a demo and retro, so you always know what’s happening.
Your DevOps engineer works alongside your team, attending standups and documenting changes. You control the priorities, and we provide weekly progress reports. No status meetings just to fill time; every call has a clear purpose.
"Ritik and his team at Aneri Developers are top notch! We have been working together for almost 2+ years now and the project continues to evolve exactly how I had envisioned it. His communication is amazing and his attention to detail is even better! The mobile app and back office that we have created has freed up so much of my day to day while also giving my clients much better transparency and service in return too. His pricing is very fair and I feel extremely lucky to have him helping behind the scenes and growing my business! I look forward to all our future endeavors and continued success. Thank you!"
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Tell us about your current DevOps challenges and we’ll match you with a remote engineer within 48 hours. No obligation, just a clear plan.
For your New Cuyama, California business.