DevOps and Cloud Services

Reinforce cooperation between the development, engineering, security, and management teams to optimize your software development life cycle (SDLC) with smooth and well-structured DevOps by Brocoders.

Devops services

What we offer

Faster product development and deployment, enhanced quality and efficiency, increased delivery capacity, stability, and resilience to failures — all this and more can be brought to you by implementing the best cloud architecture and DevOps practices, applied by our cross-functional team with 9+ years of experience.

  • CI/CD services

    Optimize software development and cut time-to-market with continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery (CD). With our CI/CD solutions, we aim to shorten the release cycle along with the mean time to repair, also ensuring facile deployment and smooth integration of product code changes into the main repository. To maintain strict control throughout the SDLC, DevOps engineers continuously run automated tests.

  • Managed DevOps

    Progress through prototyping and deployment stages faster, automate and speed up application development, testing, and delivery with managed DevOps. As an experienced service provider, Brocoders guarantees the high quality of the CI/CD pipeline based on best practices and combines the best possible development and testing tools for continuous integration processes.

  • AWS consulting

    Leverage the best of Amazon Web Services with the team of AWS certified DevOps engineers who feel at home with design and maintenance of your cloud production systems, optimization of IT structure and proper resource usage, CI/CD approach, proactive hardware and software monitoring, regular security audits of environments, applications, and networks.

  • IT infrastructure implementation

    Establish the modern IT infrastructure and efficient DevOps workflows to stay on top in the competitive market. Partnering with Brocoders ensures a reliable and well-designed network infrastructure plan, the selection of a precise technology stack along with strategies for continuous infrastructure optimization, and painless implementation of a highly-customized cloud architecture.

DevOps model we adhere to

Brocoders team is a dedicated follower of the Agile methodology and is governed by the DevOps taxonomy of “Continuous Everything” and its eight capabilities. It's a mindset, a team strategy, and a software development practice where members of a team integrate their work frequently. Let’s review what processes each one of them entails.

    • Intro meeting: discuss the project details, agree on project requirements, and make sure they are complete.
    • Discovery and analysis: assess the current architecture, infrastructure, and processes along with the existing hardware and software, identify the performance bottlenecks and the room for improvement.
    • Continuously updated plan: develop a step-by-step roadmap to optimize the existing IT infrastructure, security, and resource usage.
    • DevOps adoption: map out the DevOps culture building and adoption plan for all organizational levels, from stakeholders to employees.
    • Timeframe

      Depends on project

    • Deliverables

      Plan for software development cycle (SDLC)

    • Participants

      All project team

    • Apps

      Jira
      Draw.io

    • Environment automation: establish a robust automation environment for builds, continuous integration & deployment.
    • Configuration: automated configuration and continuous management of servers, testing, staging, and production environments.
    • Security: regular security audits of networks, environments, and applications.
    • Load balancing and autoscaling.
    • Tools

      AWS:
      • EC2
      • CloudFormation
      • Systems Manager
      • Bash
      • Python
      • IAM
      Digital Ocean
      Vultr
      Google Cloud
    • Pull request: run changes through the CI/CD pipeline by committing finished pieces of code to a code repository and submitting a pull request to merge this piece with a shared codebase.
    • Code review: review submitted changes and approve the pull request if everything looks smooth. The manual test is quick and easy, but effective at identifying issues in the far reaches.
    • Automated tests: a pull request triggers an automated process, which builds the codebase and runs a series of end-to-end, integration and unit tests to identify any regressions. If the build or any of the tests fail, the pull request is denied and the piece of code is returned to the developer for revision. By continuously checking code changes and running builds and tests, we can minimize integration issues that arise when working on a shared codebase, harness collaboration enabling parallel development, and highlight breaking bugs early in the development lifecycle.
    • Repeat: the cycle of running a source code through various processes to ensure it’s in good fix will repeat until the code is ready.
    • Tools

      AWS:
      • CodePipeline
      • CodeBuild
      • CodeStar
      Jenkins
      CircleCI
      Git
    • Automatic deployment: once a build is approved, it is automatically deployed to a staging (test) environment for scrupulous out-of-band testing. A series of manual — User Acceptance Testing (UAT) — and automated tests — security scanning, performance, regression, smoke, black/white box, and load testing — are performed there along with the environment configuration validation.
    • Information exchange: ensure proper information exchange between all system components.
    • Pre-production tests: ensure the optimal code performance in the staging environment by creating a precise replica of the production environment.

    You may think of this stage as a test-bed for new changes testing without interrupting developers workflow or affecting the production environment.

    • Tools

      AWS:
      • CodeDeploy
      Jenkins
      CircleCI
      GithubActions
      Docker
  • This stage is an extension of the continuous integration one in that it ensures that all code changes get automatically deployed to a testing environment after development. Hence the reduced deployment risk: as an organization is deploying in smaller increments, there are fewer things that can go wrong and it’s easier to fix an issue should it appear. Furthermore, continuous deployment enables fast and continuous feedback from User Acceptance testers.

    Another purpose of continuous deployment is to automate and manage the provisioning and configuration of deployment environments, as well as testing of these environments for stability, performance and security compliance.

    • Tools

      AWS:
      • CodeDeploy
      Jenkins
      CircleCI
      GithubActions
      Docker
  • This phase is a milestone of the DevOps pipeline: it’s when we say the build is ready for deployment into the production environment. By this stage, each code change has passed a series of manual and automated tests, and the operations team can be confident that breaking issues and regressions are unlikely.

    This is the nirvana of DevOps and is how organizations manage to deploy multiple product versions daily.

    • Pre-launch checklist: double-check everything from the ground up and go through the pre-launch checklist to make sure the product is fully functional.
    • Launch: deploy to production and monitor the performance.
    • Tools

      AWS:
      • CloudWatch
      Prometheus
      Grafana
      Sentry
      Slack
      Logz
  • Continuous feedback ties the ends of the SDLC loop, supplying data and analytics for continuous planning, thus is just as important as CI and CD.

    • Operations: make sure that everything is running like clockwork.
    • Funnel feedback: build a way for users to provide feedback along with the toolset to collect and triage it for further planning. Nobody knows what they want better than users, they are the world’s best testing team, devoting far more hours to testing than the DevOps pipeline ever could.

    Along with building a powerful continuous feedback loop, the point of DevOps culture is to release new features and fixes as quickly as possible so that the organization can collect feedback from customers, stakeholders, and analysts as quickly as possible to make better decisions when designing the next set of changes and eventually create a better product.

    • Participants

      Project manager
      Stakeholders
      DevOps
      Developers

Technical Stack

  • EC2EC2
  • RDSRDS
  • S3S3
  • IAMIAM
  • LambdaLambda
  • CloudFormationCloudFormation
  • CloudFrontCloudFront
  • CloudwatchCloudwatch
  • VPCVPC
  • ECSECS
  • Route53Route53
  • CodepipelineCodepipeline
  • Systems ManageSystems Manage
  • CodebuildCodebuild

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Slava Bigdan

Sales Manager

I'm Head of Business Development at Brocoders company. Pick a date that works for you to see available times to meet with me and discus your project needs