Dedicated DevOps engineers for your Jordanville team, working in your time zone
For your Jordanville business.
Trusted by companies across the USA
A small manufacturing plant in Herkimer County was losing $12,000 a month because their deployment pipeline took 48 hours every time they pushed a fix. Their in-house team spent more time babysitting builds than improving the product.
That’s when they hired a dedicated DevOps engineer who set up a CI/CD pipeline in AWS. The first push after the change went live in 12 minutes, and the next month their downtime dropped from 16 hours to 20 minutes. The Herkimer County plant wasn’t an exception; it was the rule for businesses in the Mohawk Valley struggling with slow infrastructure.
We’ve helped six manufacturers and two logistics firms in the Mohawk Valley and Oneida County replace patchwork scripts with reliable systems. You don’t need another tool; you need someone who can build the runway so your team can actually fly. The DevOps engineer we assign works directly with your team, not as a consultant who hands off a report and disappears.
Most agencies treat DevOps as a one-time setup. We embed a developer who stays with you, adjusting pipelines, monitoring performance, and preventing the next outage before it happens. Your DevOps engineer is based in India, which means you get a full day of progress while you sleep. You review updates at 9 a.m. and the next day’s tasks are already queued.
Your DevOps engineer starts work at 9 a.m. your time and overlaps with your core hours for daily standups. We schedule calls at 8 a.m., 10 a.m., or 6 p.m. EST, whichever fits your calendar.
We assign one DevOps engineer to your team for the entire engagement. No project managers, no account executives, no rotating cast of consultants. Just a single point of contact who owns the pipeline and your uptime.
Every Terraform configuration, Kubernetes manifest, and monitoring dashboard is delivered to you on day one. If your contract ends tomorrow, you keep the code and the system. We don’t lock you into proprietary tooling.
Businesses in Herkimer and Oneida County run on predictable schedules. Your DevOps engineer knows that. We avoid deploying on Friday afternoons, we plan for snow days, and we schedule maintenance windows when your production line is down anyway.
You pay one fixed monthly fee for the DevOps engineer’s time. No hidden licenses, no surprise AWS bills we didn’t anticipate. If your AWS bill spikes because of traffic, that’s your cost. If it spikes because of misconfigurations, we fix it at no extra charge.
We’ve built data pipelines for wineries, CI/CD systems for precision machine shops, and monitoring dashboards for logistics warehouses in central New York. Eleven years of shipping code that stays running.
Your DevOps engineer works 40 hours a week, embedded in your Slack channel and sprint planning. Ideal for manufacturers who need a dedicated person to keep their AWS and Kubernetes clusters running smoothly.
Two days a week of DevOps support for smaller teams. You get pipeline reviews, security patches, and on-call rotation coverage without the full-time salary.
Pay only for the hours you need. Useful for one-off tasks like migrating from Jenkins to GitHub Actions or setting up Terraform for a new production environment.
Need more than one DevOps engineer? We scale the team to match your project. Common for manufacturers adding a second production line or logistics firms expanding their warehouse management system.
You book a 30-minute call where we map your current pain points. If your deployments take hours or your AWS bill feels arbitrary, we document it. No sales pitch; just a clear picture of what’s broken.
We introduce you to two DevOps engineers whose experience matches your stack. You interview them, check references, and pick the one who fits your team culture. No guessing; you’re choosing a teammate.
Your DevOps engineer starts with a week of deep dive: reviewing your codebase, your AWS accounts, and your monitoring tools. By Friday, they know where the bottlenecks are and the first three fixes you’ll tackle together.
We plan your first sprint in a shared board. Your DevOps engineer sets up a staging environment that mirrors production, configures GitHub Actions to auto-deploy, and schedules the first go-live for the following week.
Every Monday you get a brief status update: what shipped, what broke, and what’s next. If something goes wrong overnight, your DevOps engineer is already on it before your team logs in.
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Book a 30-minute call today and we’ll introduce you to DevOps engineers who’ve solved the same problems as your Jordanville neighbors.
For your Jordanville, New York business.