DevOps as a service - trust as a foundation

DevOps as a service - pragmatic, based on partnership,
reliable

Ihre Probleme möchte er haben

Fabian Stein
Fabian beschäftigt sich mit der Digitalisierung in Deutschland und der Entwicklung des Open Source Marktes als CEO von punkt.de.
Reading duration: approx. 3 Minutes

Anyone who has ever tried to put a complex application into production will be familiar with this: everything runs smoothly during development, but as soon as it comes to infrastructure, scaling or security, things get tricky. Suddenly it's no longer just about code, but about issues that administrators deal with on a daily basis: Monitoring, performance, costs - and sleeping peacefully after go-live.

Of course, you could bring your own DevOps talent on board. But such specialists are rare and tie up resources in the long term. And every wrong decision in this area can mean risks for the entire project.

Our approach: DevOps as a service

This is exactly where we come in: DevOps as a Service is not a one-size-fits-all solution for us, but a partnership of equals. We come into play exactly where it makes sense - pragmatically, lightweight and always with a focus on what really suits your project.

  • Lightweight & selective: We step in at short notice when support is needed - for example with Ansible playbooks, security checks or the deployment of a TYPO3 application.
  • Long-term & comprehensive: We take responsibility for the entire operation - from infrastructure and monitoring to backups and continuous optimization.
  • Gradual & scalable: We start small, build trust and deepen the collaboration as required.

Proven tools - used sensibly

Whether Ansible, Terraform or Kubernetes: we rely on proven technologies, but always with a sense of proportion. Our aim is not to build the biggest cloud toolbox, but to deliver exactly the solution that really makes sense - efficient, transparent and tailored to your needs.

Practical example: avenit AG

The digital agency avenit AG (approx. 70 employees) operated its own data center for years. However, rising costs and old equipment made operations increasingly inefficient.

The solution: migration to our proServer architecture - FreeBSD-based hosting with root access for developers, but managed by us. Monthly updates, staging/production cycles, redundant networks, IPv6 and additional capacity at Hetzner now ensure scalability.

The result: effort and risks have been reduced without sacrificing flexibility - exactly the right balance for an agency that wants to focus on its core competence.

Conclusion: DevOps is a matter of trust

Anyone who operates infrastructure must be able to rely on it working reliably and predictably. That's why we deliberately offer DevOps as a service in a flexible way: from selective coaching to complete responsibility.

Curious to find out more?

If you are considering how you want to operate your TYPO3 or other web applications reliably - whether in small parts or completely - get in touch with us. Together we will find the right solution.

Share:

More articles

challenge accepted
Maik Peuser, Entwicklung at punkt.de
Working at punkt.de