CI/CD · Kubernetes · Monitoring

Infrastructure already running on our projects

We deploy and maintain our own infrastructure: CI/CD, containers, monitoring and secret management. DevOps support is free for SIT projects for the life of the project.

What we do

We deploy and maintain our own infrastructure: CI/CD, containers, monitoring and secret management. DevOps support is free for SIT projects for the life of the project.

GitLab CI/CD

Build, test and deploy on push: images are built automatically and published to the registry.

Containers and Kubernetes

Docker images, Helm charts and ArgoCD for reproducible releases.

Infrastructure as code

Terraform for external resources: DNS, firewall and network configuration.

Monitoring

Dashboards and alerts help us learn about problems before users do.

Secrets management

Vaultwarden and access policies instead of passwords in chats.

What this means for SIT clients

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DevOps support is free for the life of the project.

02

Target availability is 99%: this is a team goal, not a contractual SLA. Contractual terms will come with the service proposal.

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The client pays for servers, domain and infrastructure: we do not mark up hosting.

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Incident response and support boundaries are fixed in the project contract.

Support boundaries

Terms for each project are agreed before work begins.

What does the client pay for?

Servers, the domain, cloud resources and external services. We do not mark up infrastructure.

Is there a guaranteed SLA?

99% is a team target, not a contractual SLA. Response times and exclusions are agreed separately.

Do you take external projects?

Yes. We define scope, timeline and support after a technical briefing.

Support questions

Short answers before the first conversation.

What does the client pay for?

The client pays for servers, the domain, cloud resources and external services.

Is there a guaranteed SLA?

99% is currently a team target, not a contractual SLA.

Do you take external projects?

Yes, the scope, timeline and support model are defined after a technical briefing.

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