Question 1

What is CI/CD and why does my team need it?

Accepted Answer

CI/CD (Continuous Integration / Continuous Deployment) is the practice of automatically building, testing, and deploying code every time a developer pushes a change. Without it, deployments are manual, error-prone, and slow. With CI/CD, your team ships features faster, catches bugs earlier, and deploys with confidence. We set up CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions or similar tools that run tests, build Docker images, and deploy to AWS, GCP, or Vercel automatically.

Question 2

How do you reduce AWS or GCP cloud costs?

Accepted Answer

We audit your current cloud spend and identify waste - over-provisioned instances, unused resources, inefficient storage, and suboptimal database configurations. We then implement right-sizing, reserved instance purchasing, auto-scaling policies, and cost allocation tagging. Most clients see 20–40% cost reduction within the first month. We also set up cost monitoring dashboards so you have full visibility going forward.

Question 3

Do you provide DevOps support for AI companies?

Accepted Answer

Yes - AI infrastructure is a core specialization. We set up the infrastructure needed to train, deploy, and monitor AI models at scale: GPU-enabled compute on AWS or GCP, vector databases like Qdrant for RAG systems, model serving endpoints with auto-scaling, and MLOps pipelines for automated retraining. We also handle the full deployment stack for AI-powered applications built with LangChain, FastAPI, and Next.js.

Question 4

What cloud platforms do you work with?

Accepted Answer

We work with AWS (EC2, Bedrock, S3, RDS, Lambda), Google Cloud Platform (GKE, Vertex AI, Cloud Run), and Microsoft Azure. We also use Vercel for frontend deployments and Supabase for managed Postgres with real-time capabilities. We choose the right platform based on your existing infrastructure, team expertise, and workload requirements.

Question 5

What is Infrastructure as Code and why does it matter?

Accepted Answer

Infrastructure as Code (IaC) means defining your cloud infrastructure - servers, databases, networking, security groups - in code files rather than clicking through a console. This makes your infrastructure reproducible, version-controlled, and auditable. We use Terraform for multi-cloud IaC, which lets you spin up identical environments for development, staging, and production with a single command.

Question 6

How do you handle monitoring and alerting for production systems?

Accepted Answer

We set up comprehensive observability stacks that cover application performance monitoring, infrastructure metrics, log aggregation, and error tracking. We configure alerts for critical thresholds - high error rates, latency spikes, resource exhaustion - so your team is notified before users are impacted. For AI systems, we also monitor model performance metrics like prediction drift and inference latency.

DevOps & Cloud Infrastructure Services

What's included in our DevOps & Cloud Infrastructure Services

CI/CD Implementation

AI Infrastructure & MLOps

Cloud Cost Optimisation

Kubernetes for AI Workloads

Infrastructure as Code (IaC)

From discovery to live product

Discovery

Architecture

Development

Launch & Support

Common questions

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