Work
An honest answer about our client work.
The DevOps Company is early-stage. We don’t have a page of client logos or case studies to show you yet, and we’d rather tell you that directly than fill this page with vague claims that sound like proof but aren’t.
What we show instead
Below are Engineering Labs — reference architectures we built ourselves to work through real engineering problems: a multi-account AWS foundation, a GitOps deployment workflow, a production-ready Kubernetes baseline, and more. Each one documents the problem, the architecture, the decisions we made and why, and what we’d do differently. They are not client engagements, and we label them clearly as reference work throughout the site.
As we take on client engagements, this page will grow into genuine case studies — with the client’s permission, real architecture decisions, and verified outcomes. Until then, this is where you can see exactly how we think and build.
Engineering Labs
Browse all labsProduction-ready AWS foundation
A multi-account AWS landing zone with sane networking, IAM boundaries and guardrails from the first commit.
Terraform multi-environment architecture
A Terraform module structure that supports dev, staging and production without duplicated code or state file chaos.
Kubernetes platform baseline
A baseline EKS platform with namespace-per-team isolation, autoscaling and resource governance configured from day one.
GitOps deployment workflow
A Git-driven deployment pipeline where the cluster state is always a reflection of what's committed, not what someone ran manually.
Observability stack
Metrics, logs and traces wired together well enough to answer 'why' during an incident, not just 'something is wrong'.
Secure CI/CD pipeline
A CI/CD pipeline with dependency, container and secret scanning built in as gates, not as an afterthought.
Cloud cost optimization exercise
A structured pass through cloud spend — tagging, rightsizing and idle-resource cleanup — with the reasoning behind each decision.
Disaster recovery reference architecture
A tested backup and recovery design for a multi-service application, with an actual recovery time measured, not assumed.
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