Trusted by companies across the USA
Dedicated AWS, Kubernetes, and Terraform specialists who help growing teams ship faster without breaking production.
For your West Hollywood business.
Trusted by companies across the USA
A boutique media production company in West Hollywood came to us after a demo day disaster: their video rendering pipeline crashed under load because nobody had set up autoscaling, and the one engineer who understood the AWS account had already left for a bigger studio. That story repeats itself constantly in this part of the entertainment and hospitality tech world, where a product grows fast but infrastructure gets treated as an afterthought. Somebody wires together a few EC2 instances, deployment becomes a manual ritual involving Slack messages and crossed fingers, and then a funding round or a viral moment exposes exactly how fragile it all is. By the time they call us, the pipeline has usually already failed once in front of a client or investor.
What a growing company actually needs is someone who can look at that mess and quietly turn it into something boring and reliable. Our DevOps engineers work in Docker and Kubernetes daily, which means containerizing an app that was never designed to scale, then wiring up CI/CD pipelines so deployments stop depending on one person's laptop being on. Terraform gets used to codify infrastructure that used to live only in someone's memory, so a new hire, or a new engineer on our side, can rebuild an entire environment from a repo instead of tribal knowledge. Linux fundamentals still matter here too; half the incidents we've inherited traced back to a misconfigured permission or a cron job nobody remembered writing. None of this is glamorous work, but it is the difference between a startup that survives its first big traffic spike and one that doesn't.
We're a team based in Gandhinagar, India, and we've been doing this since 2015, currently around ten engineers deep with more than 500 projects behind us across 20-plus countries. That distance is not a downside once you see how we run things: daily standups scheduled to overlap with Pacific time mornings, screen-recorded Loom walkthroughs for anything asynchronous, and a Slack channel that stays open the whole engagement. You own every repository, every AWS account, every Terraform state file from day one. If the relationship ends, your infrastructure keeps running exactly as documented, because documentation isn't optional here. We've seen too many agencies treat that as a nice-to-have instead of the baseline it should be.
Honest tradeoff worth naming: if you need someone standing at a whiteboard in your office by Thursday, we're not that. What we offer instead is a DevOps engineer who has already fixed the Kubernetes cluster problem your team is about to hit, working hours that line up with yours, and CI/CD fundamentals that don't wobble under pressure. There's a real learning curve in the first couple weeks as the engineer gets familiar with your specific AWS quirks, and we'd rather tell you that upfront than pretend day one is seamless. For most teams in California weighing a $180-per-hour local contractor against a dedicated remote specialist who answers Slack messages by 9am Pacific, the math works out fast, especially once you count the hours saved not managing someone else's payroll and benefits.
Every Terraform module and CI/CD pipeline we write for a client is documented so your next hire can pick it up cold.
Since 2015 we've handled AWS and Kubernetes incidents for clients across 20-plus countries, so the edge cases feel routine by now.
Our standups shift to match Pacific time mornings, so you're not waiting a full day for a deployment question to get answered.
AWS accounts, Terraform state, container registries: all of it stays under your ownership from the first commit.
About ten engineers total means you talk to the person doing the work, not a rotating account manager.
Scale an engagement up for a launch week or down once the pipeline stabilizes, on hourly terms that flex with you.
One engineer embedded in your team full-time, ideal when infrastructure work is constant, not occasional.
A good fit for maintaining existing pipelines or handling periodic Kubernetes and Terraform updates.
Pay only for the hours you use, useful for a one-time AWS migration or CI/CD cleanup project.
Bring on multiple engineers when a larger infrastructure overhaul or multi-region rollout needs more hands.
We talk through your current AWS setup, where deployments break down, and what a working DevOps engineer needs to know on day one.
We shortlist engineers whose Docker, Kubernetes, or Terraform background actually matches your stack, not just their resume title.
Your engineer reviews existing infrastructure, gets access set up, and flags obvious risks before touching anything in production.
We agree on the first two weeks of concrete work, whether that's pipeline fixes, cluster configuration, or infrastructure-as-code migration.
Work ships on a predictable cadence with async updates, so you always know what changed and why.
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Tell us what's breaking in your AWS or Kubernetes setup and we'll match you with an engineer who has fixed it before.
For your West Hollywood, California business.