DevOps services take the chaos out of shipping software: the pipelines, automation, and practices that turn deploy day from something your team dreads into something that just happens, on schedule, without the 11 p.m. Slack thread. We build and run those pipelines across AWS, Azure, or both, so your engineers spend their time building the product instead of untangling the release.
DevOps work breaks down into four pieces: pipelines that ship code automatically, infrastructure defined as code, real-time observability, and security built into every stage. Part of Netrix's Data & Modern Apps practice.
Automated pipelines that build, test, and ship your code, so releases happen in minutes instead of during a scheduled maintenance window.
Your servers, containers, and configurations defined in version-controlled code, so environments are consistent and reproducible instead of hand-built.
Real-time visibility into how your applications and infrastructure are actually performing, so problems get caught before customers notice.
Security checks built into the pipeline itself: code scanning, dependency checks, access controls, not bolted on after the fact.
We work in three phases, the same approach we use across every engagement.
Netrix has been solving infrastructure problems since 1989, with more than 600 engineers who've done this across manufacturing plants, regional banks, and multi-location retailers alike. Our DevOps practice got a real boost in 2022, when the team from Edrans joined Netrix and brought dedicated DevOps-as-a-service capability and cloud engineers across the US, Latin America, and Europe. We're an AWS DevOps Competency Partner and an AWS Premier Consulting Partner, and we work deep in Microsoft Azure too.
Five reasons mid-market engineering teams choose us to build and run their pipeline.
DevOps often pairs with Application Modernization and Data Platform work. Talk to us about the full picture.
What engineering teams usually ask before their first conversation with us.
Tell us what you're running today and where it's breaking down. We'll show you what a pipeline built for your actual stack looks like.
No sales pitch. Just a look at your current pipeline and an honest read on where it breaks.