Trusted by companies across the USA
Get AWS, Docker, and Kubernetes expertise on your team, billed hourly with no long-term contract required.
For your Addison business.
Trusted by companies across the USA
A small manufacturing distributor near Addison called us after their nightly inventory sync started failing twice a week, usually around 2 a.m. Eastern, with nobody around to catch it until morning. They didn't need a whole platform team. They needed one person who could look at their AWS setup, figure out why deployments kept breaking, and put monitoring in place so the next failure paged someone before customers noticed. That's a pattern we see often: a working product, a growing AWS bill, and no one whose actual job is infrastructure.
Hiring a dedicated DevOps engineer for a New York business usually means choosing between a full-time hire that costs six figures with benefits, or a generalist developer squeezing in Docker fixes between feature work. Neither is great. We staff DevOps engineers hourly, embedded in your existing team, working the same Slack channels and sprint boards you already use. You're not buying a project. You're adding a person who owns your Kubernetes cluster, your Terraform modules, and your CI/CD pipeline as their actual responsibility, week after week, not just for a one-time handoff.
Our engineers are based in Gandhinagar, India, which sounds like a scheduling headache until you realize the overlap works in your favor. Deployments that used to wait until someone got to their desk can happen overnight instead, so your team walks in to a green pipeline rather than a backlog of failed builds. We run daily standups over Zoom, share Loom walkthroughs for anything that needs visual explanation, and every engineer commits directly into your repos under your access controls. Nothing runs through a shared account you don't control. You keep full ownership of code, infrastructure, and credentials the entire time, and you can revoke access the same day if the engagement ends.
We've been doing this since 2015, ten of us now, past 500 projects across more than 20 countries, and DevOps work has become a growing share of what clients ask for as they move off manual deploys and toward something closer to actual continuous delivery. The honest tradeoff: if you need someone standing at a whiteboard with your team at 9 a.m. sharp, hourly remote hiring isn't the right fit. If you need Terraform written correctly, Kubernetes upgrades that don't take down production, and a CI/CD pipeline that actually catches broken builds before they ship, that's exactly the gap we fill for growing businesses around Addison, New York. Distribution, light manufacturing, and B2B software shops in the region tend to hit this same wall around the same stage of growth, right when manual deploys stop scaling with the team.
Every Terraform module and Kubernetes manifest lives in your repos under your own AWS account, not ours. You keep full control from day one, including the ability to walk away with everything intact.
We've been fixing broken pipelines and midnight outages since 2015, long before Kubernetes was the default choice for most teams. That history shapes how carefully we roll out changes to your systems, especially around database migrations and cluster upgrades where a rushed rollout can cost you a weekend.
Our engineers structure their day to cover meaningful overlap with Eastern time, so standups and urgent fixes don't wait until tomorrow morning. A failed deploy at 6 p.m. your time doesn't have to sit untouched until the next business day.
You're not signing a fixed-price statement of work that punishes you for scope changes. You get a DevOps engineer's time, and the priorities shift as your infrastructure needs change week to week, whether that's a security patch or a full autoscaling rework.
The engineer who learns your AWS account, your naming conventions, and your deploy quirks stays on your account for the length of the engagement. We don't swap people mid-project unless you specifically ask us to, so context never resets.
If your CI/CD setup needs a rewrite instead of a patch, we'll say so before billing hours on a fix that won't hold up past the next deploy. We'd rather lose a few billable hours than let you keep paying for a workaround.
One DevOps engineer dedicated to your AWS and Kubernetes environment full working days. Fits teams mid-migration or running frequent deploys.
Half-time coverage for teams that need ongoing Terraform and CI/CD upkeep but aren't running daily infrastructure changes.
Pay only for the hours logged against specific tickets, useful for a one-time Kubernetes migration or a CI/CD pipeline rebuild.
Multiple engineers covering DevOps, backend, and QA together when your operation needs more than one specialist working in sync.
We walk through your current AWS setup, deployment pain points, and what a working week should look like once someone actually owns this instead of squeezing it in between other tasks.
We shortlist two or three DevOps engineers whose Kubernetes and Terraform background matches your stack, and you talk to each before deciding who joins.
Your engineer gets read access to your repos and cloud accounts, maps your existing pipeline end to end, and flags anything risky before touching production directly.
We agree on the first two weeks of work together, usually the noisiest CI/CD issue or the most fragile part of your deployment process that keeps breaking at the worst time.
Standups, sprint check-ins, and direct commits into your repos become routine, with progress visible in the same tools your team already uses instead of a separate status report.
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Tell us what's breaking in your AWS or Kubernetes setup and we'll match you with an engineer within days, no fixed-scope contract required and no long onboarding call full of sales talk.
For your Addison, New York business.