A one-week audit of how your team ships, from planning to monitoring: a ranked fix list and the top fix done. $997, one payment.
From idea to release, most of the time is waiting, not work.
Before
16 manual steps across three services
After
One Slack command, 1-2 releases a day
A release needs the one person who knows the steps.
Read the case“Staging passed, production broke, and users reported it first.”
Config, secrets and data drift between staging and production.
Read the postTesting belongs before the release, not inside it.
A pipeline that still waits on manual QA only builds a faster queue.
Every finding is ranked by impact, with its effort.
Written so your own team can pick it up.
Not cloud engineering, not server admin: the habits that get a change to users fast and safely.
| Compared | DevOps | Cloud Engineering | Server Admin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Looks After | DevOps: The path from idea to users | Cloud Engineering: Accounts, networks, access | Server Admin: Machines, patches, uptime |
| Asks | DevOps: How fast and safe is a release? | Cloud Engineering: Is it secure, does it scale? | Server Admin: Is it up? |
| Owned By | DevOps: The whole team | Cloud Engineering: A cloud engineer | Server Admin: An admin |
Eight areas, from idea to production.
Planning
How an idea becomes a task, and how many run at once.
Review
Pull request size, wait time, what blocks a merge.
Pipeline
Build time, caching, flaky tests, quality gates.
Deploys
Manual or automated, and flags that split deploy from release.
Rollback
A bad deploy back in minutes, or a call.
Environments
Staging that matches production; secrets out of bundles and git.
Hosting
Build settings, limits, regions and the bill.
Monitoring
What alerts, what stays silent, who sees problems first.
Product teams under ten people whose way of shipping hasn't kept up.
Right For
Better Elsewhere
A simple, predictable and transparent process that eliminates development headaches.
Pay once and you get a dedicated task board. It holds your fix list.
Read access to the repo, CI, hosting and monitoring; write access for the top fix.
I map how work ships, then read the pipeline, deploys and alerts. Your team keeps shipping.
You review the list. I revise until you're satisfied.
I do the top fix; you approve it. The rest go to your team, or to me by the week.
You report issues anytime; I handle them first.
The audit and the top fix, live in your pipeline.
— 1-week delivery
DevOps for one team, by the week, without a managed-service contract.
One week on how your team ships, also called a DevOps assessment, ending in a ranked fix list and the top fix.
A review of how software goes from idea to production, also called a software development process audit. Most end in a compliance checklist; this one ends in fixes.
CI/CD is the pipeline. DevOps is the way of working around it: a continuous flow of small changes, fast rollback, shared ownership.
On staging, before the release. The release then only publishes what QA passed.
The ones you have: GitHub Actions, Vercel, Firebase Hosting, Cloud Run. No new tool where a script does the job.
Rarely, under ten people. The bottleneck is seldom the cloud, and an audit can recommend less infrastructure.
$997, one payment, fix list and top fix included. A DevOps consultant is often open-ended; this is one week.
Your call: hand the list to your team, or keep me on by the week and I work down it one task at a time.
Fill in the project form, about a minute. I reply the next working day with questions or a first plan.
Jurij understand the core problem, insists on building the right experiences for the customers.
Kunal Modi
Founder @ SOAPNoteAI
Working with Jurij is an absolute joy, consistently exceeds expectations.
Janis Ozolins
Content Creator
Consistently delivered quality code in great time, very hard working & precise.
Bartosz Poźniak
CEO @ MyCointainer
The kind of engineer that every company on the planet would be lucky to have.
Hosam Mazawi
COO @ LemonUnit
DevOps Audit fits product teams best: CTOs and tech leads who need a senior on one part of the product.
“The upgrade keeps losing to features”: small pull requests, no big-bang rewrite.
“Backend work waits on a hire”: endpoints, integrations, an API being retired.
“Nobody here has shipped an LLM feature”: a prototype on your data first.
“Our workflows have no owner”: new flows, code where nodes stop, monitoring.
“An old app still has users and no owner”: kept current and safe.
“The bill keeps rising, or nobody trusts the rules”: the bill tied to its code, every rule reviewed.
DevOps Audit
“Releases are slow and scary”: planning to monitoring, fixes ranked.
“Every feature takes longer than the last”: why, what to fix first, whether a rewrite pays.
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