One DORA metric per project
Every change points at one metric you pick, like lead time for changes or change failure rate.
Your engineer builds the pipeline to it, and the monthly recap reports it. No noisy dashboards.
Fewer failed deploys, faster recovery
Every Dcrayon DevOps engagement rests on six pillars: releases you can measure, pipelines you can audit, and DORA numbers your whole team can read.
One DORA metric, the whole pipeline
Baseline and target On the first call you pick one DORA metric to move, like deployment frequency or mean time to recovery. Every pipeline stage, rollback rule, and alert we set up points at that metric, and the monthly recap tracks it.
The engineer who writes your YAML
Baseline to steady state The senior engineer who maps your build and release stages is the one who writes the pipeline YAML and owns the on-call runbook. No junior learning Kubernetes on your cluster.
Pipelines as code, not clicks
Reusable pipeline templates Every project ships with pipelines as code: GitHub Actions or Azure DevOps for build and test, Docker images in a registry, and gated deploys with automatic rollback.
No lock-in once you are stable
Month to month Work runs month to month once the first release cycle settles. We keep the account by cutting your change failure rate and keeping deploys boring, not by locking you in.
Cloud and backend depth nearby
Room to grow DevOps sits inside our wider Mobile and Software practice. Teams often add cloud architecture on AWS or Azure and backend API work as their release needs grow.
DORA numbers, plainly read
Weekly call, monthly readout A weekly call with your engineer and a monthly readout tied to your DORA metric. Deployment frequency, MTTR, and failure rate in plain numbers, no dashboard tour needed.
HOW OUR DEVOPS ENGAGEMENT RUNS
How Dcrayon hardens your pipeline over 90 days
A walkthrough of a Dcrayon DevOps project, from the opening pipeline audit through gated deploys, canary rollouts, and monitoring across a full release cycle.
What DevOps Services actually cover
DevOps is the part of Mobile & Software that keeps code moving from a commit to production without drama. Three cards cover what it includes, why our consulting differs, and how we measure each release.
Step 1: What a DevOps engagement covers
Scope DevOps consulting services sit inside our Mobile & Software practice. We wire up your build, test, and release path as standing infrastructure, not a quick patch. We map it to your team over a 90-day cycle and measure it against one metric you pick.
Step 2: Where our DevOps work differs
Approach Since 2016 we have set up CI/CD for teams in India, the US, the UK, and the UAE, from Azure DevOps pipelines to GitHub Actions and GitLab CI. We size the toolchain to your stack, with Docker, Kubernetes, and Terraform where they earn their place.
Step 3: How progress is measured
Tracking A free pipeline review sets the baseline: build times, failed deploys, and how long a fix takes to reach production. A weekly call plus a plain monthly recap track your metric across the 90-day cycle. You can step away at day 90 if it is not working.
What we set up and keep running
What ships on every DevOps engagement
Each item below shortens build times, cuts failed deploys, or makes incidents easier to trace. Set up and checked by the senior engineer on your account, on Azure DevOps or AWS to match your stack.
CI/CD in GitHub Actions or Azure DevOps
We wire pipelines so each push builds, runs tests, and deploys behind a gate.
Fewer manual steps means fewer failed releases and a lower change failure rate.
Docker and Kubernetes with Helm
We package your app as Docker images and run them on Kubernetes with Helm charts, so it behaves the same everywhere.
Canary rollouts and one-command rollback stay simple.
150-point pipeline audit
A structured audit checks your build, deploy, and monitoring across 150 points, from secrets handling to rollback safety, so we know exactly where to start.
Monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana
We set up monitoring and alerting on AWS or Azure with Prometheus, Grafana, and CloudWatch so you catch issues before users do.
Weekly call plus a monthly readout tied to your metric.
No lock-in once stable
Work runs month to month once your releases settle.
An easy exit sits in every agreement. We keep the account by keeping your change failure rate low.
Three assets behind every clean release
The Audit, the Plan, and the Toolkit. The opening 150-point check, the release-cycle playbook, and the pipeline modules we reuse on every project.
Dcrayon Pipeline Audit
A 150-point audit of your build, deploy, and monitoring setup. It surfaces the release levers we work on, from flaky tests to missing rollback. Included on every proposal call.
Dcrayon Release Playbook
The release-cycle plan that ties each piece of work to the one metric you pick. Refined over years of shipping for real engineering teams.
Dcrayon Pipeline Toolkit
Our reusable set of pipeline templates, Helm charts, and Terraform modules used across projects to build, package, and watch your app run.
How a Dcrayon DevOps engagement runs
Three repeatable steps that build on each cycle.
Step 1: Audit
A free 150-point Dcrayon pipeline audit of your build, deploy, and monitoring setup.
Step 2: Plan
A written release plan tied to one metric you pick. The senior engineer is on your account from the first cycle. No lock-in.
Step 3: Compound
Weekly call and a monthly readout. Work compounds: a gated pipeline in the first cycle makes every later deploy calmer.
Get my free Dcrayon DevOps pipeline audit
A free 150-point audit of your build and deploy setup, plus a release plan that closes the gaps it finds.
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Median drop in change failure rate
Other Mobile & Software services
DevOps Services sits inside the Mobile & Software category. Most clients expand into adjacent leaves as the program compounds.
WHY DCRAYON
Why teams pick Dcrayon for DevOps
Stand out among DevOps consulting firms
Solid DevOps takes years of hands-on pipeline and cluster work to get right. Dcrayon carries that load so your team can stay focused on the product.
Retainers tied to scope
Flat monthly pricing set by scope, not your cloud bill. Your quote follows the pipeline audit, so there are no surprises.
Engineer-led automation
A senior engineer plus our pipeline toolkit on every account. The templates do the repetitive work; the engineer reviews and ships each release.
Reports you can actually read
Weekly call plus a monthly readout. One DORA metric anchors the whole report.
No lock-in
Work runs month to month once your first cycle settles. An easy exit sits in every agreement.
One team, one owner
DevOps plus nearby cloud and backend work under one roof, one engineer. No hand-off seams between agencies.
Work across stacks and regions
500+ projects shipped across India, the US, the UK, and the UAE. The release patterns carry over; the tooling adapts to your stack.
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The pipeline audit is free. The release plan is yours to keep.
Across our 485+ active retainers, the gap we see over six months for teams shipping by hand, with slow builds and painful rollbacks, lands between Rs 5L and Rs 28L in lost engineering time. Book the call to size yours.
Free 150-point Dcrayon pipeline audit of build and deploy
Written release plan tied to one DORA metric you pick
Month-to-month work, an easy exit in every agreement
The senior engineer who writes your pipeline stays on the account
Question & Answer
Frequently asked questions
Real questions engineering teams ask us before starting a DevOps engagement.
It depends on your starting setup and scope. Once gates, monitoring, and rollback are in place, deploys get calmer and failure rates fall across the first release cycles.
Many devops consulting firms hand you a Jenkins file and walk away. Dcrayon has run release pipelines since 2016, so we set up automated tests, container builds, blue-green deploys, and monitoring you can read, and a senior engineer stays on the account.
Single-region DevOps retainers usually run Rs 1.8L to Rs 5L a month. Multi-region setups or larger Kubernetes programs scale above Rs 7L.
No. Work runs month to month once the first release cycle settles, and an easy exit sits in every agreement.
DevOps Services is one of several Dcrayon Mobile & Software programs. Teams often start with pipeline and infrastructure work, then add app or backend builds as their needs grow. See the full Mobile & Software overview at /services/mobile-software.
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