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Platform engineering
CI/CD, infrastructure as code, monitoring, and production-ready release flow.
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What the work includes
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Technology focus
How 01.DEVS joins
We start with a short discovery, define risks, priorities, and the delivery plan, then move in iterations with transparent communication and a production focus.
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What to know before starting
Does a small product need Kubernetes?
Not by default. The choice depends on service count, workload, release requirements and the team's capacity to operate the platform. Simpler managed hosting may be sufficient.
How do we start if deployment is manual?
Document the current launch process, dependencies and recovery procedure first. Then automate a reproducible build and verification before automating production cutover.
What should monitoring show?
Availability of critical journeys, errors, latency and dependency health. An alert needs an owner, a useful response and a resolution condition; a large number of charts does not itself provide support.
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