Trusted by companies across the USA
AWS, Docker, and Kubernetes support for Alhambra teams without the full-time payroll commitment
For your Alhambra business.
Trusted by companies across the USA
A medical billing company near Main Street in Alhambra came to us with a familiar mess. Their claims processing app ran fine in a staging environment but fell over every time a real patient load hit production. Nobody on their four-person engineering team owned infrastructure full time, so deploys happened late at night and everyone crossed their fingers. That is the pattern we see across Alhambra, California often: growing software teams, especially in health services, logistics, and retail tech given the city's position near Los Angeles, that need someone dedicated to AWS, Docker, and Kubernetes but cannot justify a six-figure in-house hire yet.
We staff DevOps engineers on an hourly basis, and the developer works inside your existing team rather than delivering a boxed project. That distinction matters more than it sounds. A project vendor hands you a deliverable and disappears; our engineers sit in your sprint planning, respond in your Slack channel, and carry context about your infrastructure from one week to the next. For a California business managing customer data or handling seasonal traffic spikes, that continuity is often the difference between a stable pipeline and a 2 a.m. page.
Our engineers are based in Gandhinagar, India, and we do not pretend otherwise. What we do instead is structure the day around a four-to-five hour overlap with Pacific time, so your Alhambra-based team gets live standups, live incident response during your afternoon, and asynchronous progress updates via Loom for anything that happens overnight your time. Clients keep full ownership of every Terraform module, every CI/CD pipeline, and every line of code we touch. Nothing sits behind a proprietary wall.
On the technical side, expect work spanning containerization with Docker, orchestration on Kubernetes, infrastructure as code through Terraform, and CI/CD pipelines wired into whatever you already use, GitHub Actions, GitLab, or Jenkins. Most of our Alhambra engagements start with an AWS cost and security audit before any new pipeline gets built, because we have found that skipping that step tends to bury bad architecture decisions under new tooling instead of fixing them. If your Linux servers are already misconfigured, adding Kubernetes on top just multiplies the failure points.
We started in 2015 and have shipped over 500 projects, several of them AWS and Kubernetes migrations for companies operating in California's competitive tech corridor.
Our India-based engineers structure their day to overlap with Alhambra business hours, so incidents get a live response instead of a next-day email.
Every Terraform script, Docker image, and pipeline configuration belongs to you from day one, with full repository access and no vendor lock-in clauses.
You work directly with the person writing your CI/CD pipelines, not a layered account team that relays messages between you and the engineer.
If a lighter setup like a single managed AWS service fits your Alhambra business better than a full Kubernetes cluster, we say so instead of upselling complexity.
Scale from a handful of hours a week to a full-time dedicated engineer as your California operation grows, without renegotiating a new contract each time.
One DevOps engineer embedded in your team full time, ideal for active AWS migrations or ongoing Kubernetes cluster management.
A dedicated engineer for half the month, suited to teams maintaining existing CI/CD pipelines without constant new infrastructure work.
Pay only for hours logged against specific tickets, a good fit for a one-time Terraform cleanup or Docker migration.
Bring on multiple engineers covering AWS, Kubernetes, and Linux administration together for larger infrastructure overhauls.
We spend thirty minutes understanding your current AWS setup, deployment pain points, and what a working week should look like for your team.
We shortlist one or two DevOps engineers whose Kubernetes and Terraform background matches your stack, and you interview them directly before committing.
Your engineer spends the first week auditing your existing pipelines and infrastructure so recommendations are grounded in what you actually run, not assumptions.
We agree on a short list of fixes or builds for the first two weeks, usually something concrete like a broken deploy pipeline or an unsecured S3 bucket.
Your engineer joins your existing standups, reports progress against agreed metrics, and adjusts hours as your Alhambra team's priorities shift.
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Tell us what AWS, Docker, or Kubernetes problem is costing you sleep, and we will match you with a DevOps engineer within days.
For your Alhambra, California business.