Continuous Integration & Continuous Delivery
Our teams use Continuous Integration (CI) to improve build automation and bugs identification. This, in turn, improves software quality, and reduces the time to deliver software updates. In addition to this, we also utilize Continuous Delivery (CD) to deploy and test code changes to test environments at a minimum, and production environments ideally. CI/CD ensures we always have a release-ready build artifact (release candidate) that has passed through standardized testing procedures and caters to code quality standards.
Monitoring & Logging
Active monitoring helps ensure 24/7 application uptime. By capturing, querying and analyzing logs generated by different parts of applications and infrastructure components through instrumentation, we help organizations prevent downtime or understand the root cause of a service disruption when it happens, and also its impact on end users and the organization’s KPIs.
Service Oriented Architecture
Service Oriented Architecture is an architectural design approach to create a single application as a collection of services which are independently deployable, loosely coupled and easily maintainable by a small team. Our team developers design microservices that cater to a business’ unique capabilities; with each service dedicated to a single purpose. This approach enables rapid, frequent and reliable delivery of complicated software applications, and helps customers scale individual services with ease.
Infrastructure as Code
The ‘Infrastructure as Code’ method enables developers and system administrators to create and interact with infrastructure programmatically, and at scale, instead of manually setting up and configuring resources. Our software and DevOps engineers help organizations create and update their infrastructures faster using IaC models.