DevOps & CI/CD
Environments created on demand and compliant with your security rules.
Getting a test environment or starting a new project takes tickets and waiting, and every environment ends up different from the others. We describe your infrastructure as code, so your teams create identical, secure environments themselves.
This is for you if
On-demand environments: do any of these sound familiar?
- Getting a new environment means joining a ticket queue.
- Your test environments no longer look like production, and the surprises come at deployment.
- Passwords and keys are lying around in the code or in shared files.
What you get
Identical, secure environments your teams create themselves.
For example: let every team create its own test environment, identical to production and compliant with your security rules, then remove it once the test is done.
Your infrastructure described as code
Servers, databases, connectivity and permissions described in files that are reviewed and versioned like code.
Reusable templates
A catalogue of building blocks approved by your security team, that your teams assemble on their own.
Secrets out of the code
Passwords, keys and certificates kept in a digital vault, with logged access.
Costs under control
An unused test environment is removed, and every resource carries the name of the team using it.
How it works
On-demand environments: clear steps, taken with your teams.
Take stock
We list your environments and how they are created today.
Describe as code
We describe the infrastructure as code and build the first templates with your teams.
Open self-service
Your teams create and remove their environments themselves, within your rules.
Hand over
Your teams maintain and extend the template catalogue.
Which tools do you use?
Those that suit your context, for example Terraform for infrastructure and a secrets vault such as Vault. We start from what your teams know.
What about our existing infrastructure?
We bring it into code step by step, without service interruption, starting with what changes most often.
Will our teams be able to maintain it?
Yes, that is the goal: we build with them, document and train them so they extend the templates on their own.
Go further
Other offers that may help.
Self-service environments? Let’s talk.
Describe your need in a few lines: an engineer gets back to you and proposes a suitable scope.