DevOps Services: CI/CD Pipelines, Docker and Cloud Infrastructure
We set up the pipelines, containers and servers behind your app for companies in the US, UK and Europe: CI/CD in GitHub Actions, GitLab CI or Jenkins, Docker and Docker Compose, Terraform, monitoring and backups, on AWS, Google Cloud, Azure or DigitalOcean. Everything runs in your own accounts.
- Tested deploys A CI/CD pipeline on every change.
- Containers Docker and Docker Compose, set up right.
- Watched and backed up Monitoring, alerts and restores.
Ratings and how to get started
DevOps services
What we build with DevOps
The setups we build around web and mobile app back ends, and the work we do on each.
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Deploy pipelines for web apps and APIs
Every change tested, built and deployed the same way, from a merge to staging and then to live.
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Docker setups
Dockerfiles and Docker Compose, so the app runs the same on a laptop, on staging and in production.
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Staging and live environments
Two matching setups on AWS, Google Cloud, Azure or DigitalOcean, so a change is seen working before it goes live.
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Infrastructure written in Terraform
Servers, databases, networks and access kept as code, so the setup can be rebuilt and every change reviewed.
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Monitoring, logs and alerts
Uptime checks, error tracking and logs in one place, with alerts sent to the people who act on them.
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Backups and restores
Scheduled backups of databases and files, kept in a second place, with a restore tried before you need one.
What we do
DevOps services
From the first pipeline and Docker setup to Jenkins upkeep, Terraform, monitoring and backups.
Book a free DevOps consultationCommon problems we fix
- Deploys done by copying files to a server
- A Jenkins server nobody dares to update
- Works on a laptop, breaks on the server
- Servers built by hand, never written down
- Backups nobody has ever tried to restore
- Customers spotting outages before you do
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CI/CD pipelines
Pipelines in GitHub Actions, GitLab CI or Jenkins that run the tests, build the app and deploy it on every merge, with no files copied by hand.
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Docker and Docker Compose
Apps packed into Docker images, with Docker Compose for local work and smaller servers, and images kept small and up to date.
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Jenkins setup and upkeep
New pipelines written as Jenkinsfiles, old jobs moved into code, plugins and the server updated, or a move to GitHub Actions or GitLab CI.
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Your cloud setup written in Terraform and reviewed like code, on AWS, Google Cloud, Azure or DigitalOcean.
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Uptime checks, error tracking, logs and dashboards, with alerts that reach the right person before your customers notice.
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Backups and releases
Scheduled backups with tested restores, and releases that go to staging first and can be rolled back in one step.
Choosing a CI tool
GitHub Actions, GitLab CI or Jenkins?
We work with all three, so we have no reason to push you either way. This is how we help clients choose.
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GitHub Actions fits when
- Your code is already on GitHub
- You want pipelines kept in the repository, with no CI server to run
- Your builds fit the hosted runners, or a few runners of your own
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GitLab CI fits when
- Your code, issues and reviews are already in GitLab
- You run GitLab on your own servers and want CI beside it
- You want the container registry and deploys in the same tool
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Jenkins fits when
- You already run Jenkins and its jobs work for you
- Builds must run inside your own network or on special hardware
- You need a plugin or a build step the hosted tools do not offer
Where your pipeline deploys to
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AWS
Deploys to EC2, ECS or Elastic Beanstalk, set up in your own AWS account.
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Google Cloud
Containers on Cloud Run or GKE, built and released by your pipeline.
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Azure
App Service or containers, for teams already on Microsoft 365 and .NET.
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DigitalOcean
Droplets or App Platform with Docker Compose, simple to run for smaller apps.
DigitalOcean hosting →
How we work
From first call to deploys you can trust
The same way of working on every project.
Built in from the start
What goes into every DevOps setup
The parts that keep releases safe, servers easy to rebuild and problems seen early.
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Pipelines kept in the repository
Workflow files or Jenkinsfiles live beside the code, so every change to the pipeline is reviewed too.
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Infrastructure as code
Servers, networks and access written in Terraform, so the setup can be rebuilt instead of remembered.
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Secrets kept out of the code
Keys and passwords in the CI's secret store or the cloud's, separate for staging and live, never committed.
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Releases you can roll back
Each release is a tagged image or build, so going back to the last good one is one step.
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Backups you have restored
Scheduled database and file backups kept in a second place, with a restore tested before launch.
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Logs and alerts
Uptime, errors and slow responses watched, with alerts sent to the people who act on them.
Why Provis
Why work with Provis on DevOps
What you can check before you hire us.
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Your accounts, your code
Pipelines, servers and cloud accounts stay yours, never locked to us.
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Changes tested on staging
Pipeline, server and setup changes go to staging before they reach live.
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We fix what others left
We take over setups other teams built, write down what is there and make it safe to change.
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One project lead
A single point of contact, with a written weekly update and a demo of what was built.
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Honest tool advice
We work with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI and Jenkins, and with the four main clouds, so we recommend what fits.
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Hours that overlap yours
We are on IST: 4.5 to 5.5 hours ahead of London, 9.5 to 10.5 ahead of New York.
Tools and integrations
Tools we set up and run
The container, CI/CD, infrastructure and monitoring tools we work with most, and what we build ourselves when nothing ready-made fits.
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ContainersHow the app is packed and run.
- Docker
- Docker Compose
- Kubernetes
- Helm
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CI/CDHow changes are tested and shipped.
- GitHub Actions
- GitLab CI
- Jenkins
- Bitbucket Pipelines
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Infrastructure as codeHow servers are set up.
- Terraform
- Ansible
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CloudsWhere it runs.
- AWS
- Google Cloud
- Azure
- DigitalOcean
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MonitoringHow problems are seen early.
- Prometheus
- Grafana
- Sentry
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Servers and deliveryWhat sits in front of the app.
- Linux
- Nginx
- Cloudflare
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Apps we deployWhat runs on top.
- Laravel
- Node.js
- Next.js
- WordPress
Speed, security and care
Fast, safe and kept up to date
A pipeline is only as good as its slowest build, its weakest key and its next update. We look after all three, before launch and after it.
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Fast builds
Cached Docker layers and dependencies, and tests run side by side, so a deploy does not hold up the team.
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Tested updates
Base images, server packages and Jenkins plugins updated on staging first, then released once the tests pass.
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Locked down
Deploy keys with only the access they need, secrets out of the code, images scanned and logins kept off servers.
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Watched after launch
Uptime, errors and backups monitored, with fixes and updates once the pipeline is live.
Cost
What does DevOps work cost?
Every setup is different, so we quote after a short call, not from a price list. Within two working days you get an approach, a rough timeline and a rough cost range, with an estimate of the monthly hosting and tool costs. No charge, no commitment.
What changes the price
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Scope
A new pipeline, a setup to take over and fix, or a move to new hosting.
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Apps
How many apps, services, workers and databases the pipeline has to build and deploy.
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Environments
Staging and live, one cloud or several, and any compliance needs.
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Current tools
What you run today, such as Jenkins jobs, scripts or hand-made servers, and what stays.
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Migration
How much data has to move, and how much downtime, if any, you can accept.
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Aftercare
Monitoring, updates, backups and fixes once the pipeline is live.
FAQ
DevOps services questions
Straight answers to what clients ask us most.
How much do DevOps services cost?
It depends on what you need: a new pipeline, a setup to take over and fix, or a move to new hosting, and on how many apps and environments are involved. We do not sell fixed packages. After a short call, we send an approach, a rough timeline and a rough cost range within two working days, with no charge and no commitment.
Do you work with Docker and Docker Compose?
Yes. We write Dockerfiles for your apps, use Docker Compose for local work and for smaller servers, and keep images small and updated. When an app needs more, the same images run on a managed container service such as ECS, Cloud Run or Kubernetes.
Do you set up and look after Jenkins?
Yes. We set up new Jenkins pipelines as Jenkinsfiles kept in your repository, take over existing servers, move old jobs into code, and update Jenkins and its plugins on a test copy first. If Jenkins no longer suits you, we can move your pipelines to GitHub Actions or GitLab CI.
GitHub Actions, GitLab CI or Jenkins: which should we use?
We work with all three. GitHub Actions suits code already on GitHub, GitLab CI suits teams that work in GitLab, and Jenkins suits builds that must run in your own network or need its plugins. If you already have a CI tool that works, we usually keep it and improve the pipeline.
Which clouds do you work with?
AWS, Google Cloud, Azure and DigitalOcean, and plain Linux servers with any host. The pipeline, Docker and Terraform work the same way on each, so the choice can follow your app, your team and your budget.
Do we need Kubernetes?
Often not. Many apps run well with Docker Compose on a server, or on a managed service such as Cloud Run, ECS or App Platform, which is simpler and cheaper to run. Kubernetes suits larger systems with many services, and we set it up when the app needs it.
Can you take over the servers and pipeline another team built?
Yes. We start by writing down what is there: servers, jobs, scripts, secrets and backups. Then we fix the risky parts first, move the setup into code and test changes on staging. Nothing changes on live without telling you first.
What is infrastructure as code, and do we need it?
It means your servers, databases and network settings are written in files, usually Terraform, instead of being clicked together by hand. The setup can then be rebuilt, reviewed and changed safely. For anything beyond a single small server, we recommend it.
Who owns the accounts, pipelines and code?
You do. The cloud accounts, the repository and the CI tool sit in your name, and the pipeline and Terraform files go into your own repository. We work with access you grant and can remove at any time.
Do you work with companies outside India?
Yes. Our team is in Jaipur on IST, 4.5 to 5.5 hours ahead of London and 9.5 to 10.5 ahead of New York. Our UK company, Provis Global Ltd, is registered in the United Kingdom.
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