We build the pipelines, environments and monitoring that let your team ship on any weekday afternoon — automated tests, one-command deploys and a rollback path that has been used at least once before you need it.
Most of the systems we inherit were never designed to be released often. The symptoms are consistent.
Manual steps in a document, one person who knows the order, and no way back if step six fails.
Staging was configured by hand two years ago, so passing there proves very little.
No alerting on the things that actually break, and no dashboard to check first.
Every piece lives in your repository and your cloud account, with a runbook your team can follow without us.
Build, test, security scan and deploy on every merge, with environment promotion and manual gates where you want them.
Docker images for each service, local development that matches production, and Kubernetes or ECS orchestration when the load justifies it.
Terraform or CloudFormation for every environment, so staging can be rebuilt from scratch and drift is visible in a pull request.
Metrics, logs and uptime checks with alerts routed to a human, tuned so the pager only fires for things worth waking up for.
Credentials out of the repository and into a managed vault, with least-privilege roles and an audit trail of who deployed what.
Automated backups with a restore actually tested on a schedule, and a written recovery procedure with target times.
Lint, unit tests and a reproducible container image tagged with the commit.
Integration tests against a throwaway environment, plus dependency and image scanning.
Automatic, with migrations applied the same way they will run in production.
One click from a named approver, recorded against the release.
Rolling or blue-green deploy with health checks, and an automatic halt on failure.
Post-deploy metrics watched against a baseline, with a one-command return to the last good version.
We work with what you already pay for wherever possible. If a tool has to change, we say why and what it costs.
Fixed price, fixed scope. We review your repositories, environments and release process, then hand you a prioritised plan with effort estimates — yours to act on with us or without us.
All three come with named engineers, written scope and monthly reporting.
Two weeks, fixed price. A plan you own, whether or not we build it.
Four to ten weeks to build the pipelines, environments and monitoring, then hand them over documented.
A monthly retainer covering monitoring, patching, incident response and pipeline changes.
Releases happened once a month, by hand, late at night, and two of the last five needed a database restore.
Containerised the application, rebuilt staging from Terraform, added a test-and-deploy pipeline with an approval gate, and put metrics and alerting in front of the team.
Deploys now happen on demand during working hours, and a bad release is reverted in minutes instead of hours.
Anything else, write to us and an engineer will answer.
admin@cybexsoft.comUsually not. Most teams get everything they wanted from containers on a managed service or a pair of well-configured servers. We recommend Kubernetes only when the scale or the team size actually calls for it.
That is how we prefer to work. Repositories, cloud accounts and credentials stay in your name; we get scoped access and you can revoke it at any point.
Pipeline and monitoring work needs none. Migrations that move hosting or change the database usually need one short scheduled window, agreed in writing beforehand with a rehearsed rollback.
We estimate monthly cloud spend before building anything, and right-sizing during the assessment often pays for a good part of the project.
Yes — that is the point. Everything is code in your repository, with runbooks and a walkthrough session per area. A retainer is available if you would rather we stayed on the pager.
Often. We start with the assessment, then give an honest recommendation — keep, improve in place, or rebuild — with the cost of each.
Forty-five minutes with an engineer, and you will leave the call with two or three things worth fixing first — whether or not you hire us.
