Manual deployments
Releases depend on one person and a checklist.
What we doAutomated pipelines that deploy the same way every time.
Bridging the technology gap
We shorten the time between a merged pull request and a live feature, with pipelines, infrastructure as code and checks your team can trust.
Observe. Dashboards, logs and alerts that show how every release behaves
MOUNTSMY provides DevOps consulting and CI/CD pipeline services from Ahmedabad, India: automated builds, tests and releases, infrastructure as code with Terraform, Kubernetes and GitOps, observability and DevSecOps checks, on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. The work starts with an assessment, and everything lives in your own repositories and accounts.
The same team, the same product, a different way of shipping.
An example path, drawn by us. Your assessment shows yours.
If three of these sound familiar, a DevOps assessment will pay for itself in clarity.
Releases depend on one person and a checklist.
Changes wait days for testing, approval or a free engineer.
It works in staging and fails in production.
Engineers copy and paste the same steps every week.
When something breaks, nobody can tell where.
Checks happen just before launch, when fixes are expensive.
Every change takes the same path, and every step has a check. If a check fails, the release stops.
The gain is not speed for its own sake. It is the confidence to release often.
Small changes reach customers sooner, and are easier to undo.
Servers, networks and permissions described in files, reviewed like code.
Tests and staged rollouts catch problems before customers do.
Checks run on every change, not once a year.
Teams create environments and release without waiting for a ticket.
Pipelines belong to your team, with documentation and training.
The terms overlap. This is how they are usually used.
| Term | What it means | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| DevOps | Developers and operations share one process, backed by automation | Shipping often and safely |
| DevSecOps | DevOps with security checks built into the pipeline | Finding problems early |
| SRE | Applying engineering to keep a service reliable, with targets and incident practice | Reliability and response |
| GitOps | The repository describes the desired state, and a tool keeps the system matching it | Reviewable, reversible deployments |
We pick tools to fit your team, not the other way around.
Automated builds, tests and releases.
Each stage ends with something you can use, and nothing is forced on your team.
Measure how you ship today.
Walk us through your process and give read-only access.
We change nothing in this stage.
Choose the tools and the target setup.
Approve the design and the phases.
Phases are small and reversible.
Automate the highest-value steps first.
Review pull requests and try the pipeline.
Built alongside your current process, not instead of it.
Move real releases onto the new path.
Release with us watching, then on your own.
The old path stays available until you trust the new one.
Keep it healthy and keep improving.
Keep it yourselves, or keep us on monthly support.
Everything is in your repositories and accounts.
Fewer tools to sell, more to hand over.
Most failures are about people and process, not tools.
Every change is reversible. We ship in small steps and keep a way back at each one.
Pick the one that fits your goal and budget.
A short audit of how you ship today, with a delivery baseline and a ranked plan. Yours to keep.
Good for: Knowing where to startA clear scope, timeline and price for a defined piece of work.
Good for: A specific goalFixes, audits and short tasks, billed by the hour.
Good for: Small or urgent jobsPart-time or full-time engineers working inside your tools, by the month.
Good for: Ongoing work and supportRelease rules and risk differ by sector. These are the areas we have built for.
It connects migration, operations and cost control.
Something else on your mind? Ask us directly.
Ask a questionA DevOps consultant reviews how your team builds, releases and runs software, then sets up the pipelines, infrastructure code, monitoring and security checks that make releases routine.
With an assessment. It measures how you ship today and gives you a ranked plan, so you spend effort where it pays off first.
A first pipeline can be working in a few weeks. A full programme takes longer and is done in phases. The plan gives you timelines before you commit.
A little, but gradually. We build alongside your current process and move services over once you trust the new path.
GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, Azure DevOps and Argo CD, among others. We use what your team already has where we can.
Not always. It helps with several services or variable traffic. For smaller systems, containers and automated releases are often enough to start.
Yes. We import what exists into Terraform step by step instead of rebuilding it.
No. We build beside the current process and switch over one service at a time, keeping the old path until the new one is proven.
Code, dependency and container scans run on every change, secrets stay out of code, and access follows least privilege.
Pipeline logs, approvals and access records make good audit evidence. We can also prepare you for SOC 2 or ISO 27001 through our cybersecurity service.
You do. They live in your repositories with documentation, and your team is trained to run them.
Yes. Many clients keep us on monthly, or hire a dedicated DevOps engineer.
Book a free 30-minute call with an engineer. We’ll send a written plan and quote after.