Trusted by companies across the USA
Dedicated AWS, Docker, and Kubernetes expertise, hired hourly instead of full-time.
For your Afton business.
Trusted by companies across the USA
A dairy co-op processor near Afton recently outgrew the shared hosting setup its inventory software had run on since 2019. Orders were syncing late, nightly batch jobs kept failing, and the one person who understood the server configuration had already left for a job an hour away. That is a familiar story for small manufacturers and agribusiness operations scattered across rural Chenango County: the software works fine until it needs someone who actually understands infrastructure, and a full-time hire for that rarely pencils out at that scale.
That is the gap a dedicated DevOps Engineer fills. Instead of committing to a full-time salary and benefits for a role your business might need for 20 hours a week, you bring in someone who builds Docker containers, sets up CI/CD pipelines so deployments stop being a Friday-afternoon gamble, and writes Terraform scripts so your AWS environment can be rebuilt in an hour instead of reconstructed from memory during an outage. For a lean operation, that flexibility often matters more than having an office down the street.
Our engineers work out of Gandhinagar, India, and we do not pretend otherwise. What we do offer is a working day that overlaps enough with Eastern time for daily standups, plus a habit of documenting everything in Slack and Loom so nothing depends on a single person's memory. Clients across twenty-plus countries keep their code in their own repositories from day one. We have been doing this since 2015, across more than 500 projects, and the honest tradeoff is that you will not get someone walking into your building. What you get instead is someone who treats infrastructure as code, not as a set of manual steps only one person remembers.
Whether it is a Linux server that needs hardening, a Kubernetes cluster for an app that finally outgrew a single EC2 instance, or a CI/CD pipeline that catches bugs before they reach production, the work is the same kind of unglamorous, necessary maintenance that keeps a business running. We would rather tell a two-person operation upfront that it may only need 10 hours a month of DevOps work than oversell a full-time contract nobody asked for. Scoping it honestly up front saves both sides a bad six months later.
Most of the requests we get from smaller towns follow a similar pattern: an app or internal tool grew past what one generalist developer can safely maintain, and the AWS bill or the deployment process has started causing more stress than the product itself. A DevOps engineer does not replace your developers. They handle the layer underneath, the servers, the pipelines, the monitoring, so your developers can spend their time on features instead of untangling a broken deploy script at 11 p.m.
Every Terraform script and CI/CD pipeline we build lives in your own AWS account and repository, not ours, from the very first commit. There is no separate handoff step because nothing was ever hosted on our side to begin with.
Since 2015 we have handled deployments and outages across more than 500 projects, so the fixes we suggest come from repetition, not guesswork. That history covers everything from single-server setups to multi-region Kubernetes clusters.
Our Gandhinagar-based team schedules standups and reviews during your morning hours, so questions do not sit unanswered overnight. An urgent deployment issue gets a response the same business day, not the next one.
If your setup only needs part-time attention, we say so instead of pushing a bigger engagement than a small operation actually requires. We would rather keep the relationship a few years than pad the first invoice.
Loom walkthroughs and written runbooks mean your infrastructure knowledge does not walk out the door if a single engineer moves on. Anyone who inherits the project later can read exactly why a decision was made.
We build on AWS, Docker, and Kubernetes using standard configurations, so another team could pick up the work later if you ever needed a change. Nothing is built around a proprietary shortcut only we understand.
A dedicated engineer working solely on your infrastructure, suited for active migrations or a growing AWS footprint that needs constant attention. This is the right fit once weekly maintenance stops being enough.
Good fit for steady maintenance, monitoring, and incremental Terraform or Kubernetes work without a full-time commitment. Most smaller operations settle here after the initial setup work is done.
Pay for actual hours logged, useful for a one-off CI/CD pipeline build or a specific Linux server issue that needs solving. No minimum monthly commitment required.
Bring on a DevOps engineer alongside developers or QA when your project needs more than one specialty working in sync. Useful when a build-out involves more than infrastructure alone.
We talk through your current AWS setup, what is breaking or missing, and whether you need part-time or full-time coverage.
We shortlist one or two engineers with the right mix of Docker, Kubernetes, or Terraform background and share their profiles before you commit.
Your engineer reviews existing infrastructure, access, and any prior documentation before touching production systems.
We agree on the first set of fixes or builds, whether that is a CI/CD pipeline or hardening a Linux server, with a clear timeline.
Work ships in short cycles with regular check-ins, so you always know what changed and what is next. Priorities get revisited weekly rather than locked in for months at a time.
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Tell us what is breaking or what you are building, and we will match you with a DevOps Engineer suited to your AWS, Docker, or Kubernetes setup within the week, with no obligation to commit past the first conversation.
For your Afton, New York business.