Containers and repeatable deployments
If your software is painful to install or update, we package it so it runs the same way every time. Fewer surprises when something changes, and a clean way back if it goes wrong.
This is for you if
- Updates work on one machine and break on another
- Only one person knows how to deploy your software
- You have a developer but nobody looking after where the app runs
How it works
A container is a sealed box with your app and everything it needs inside. It behaves the same on any server, which removes a lot of the “it worked yesterday” problems.
Most small businesses do not need Kubernetes, and we will not push it. Docker on its own is often plenty.
What you get
- Your applications packaged into containers
- A deployment pipeline that does the same steps every time
- Run on Docker or Kubernetes, whichever suits the size of the job
- Notes on how it all fits together
Under the hood: Docker, Kubernetes, K3s, GitHub Actions, NGINX.