DevOps engineers for the worst minute of your best day.
Hiring DevOps engineers from CODT Technologies gets you the team that keeps live systems standing when it matters most: Bizzabo’s streaming backbone, load-tested past 50K concurrent viewers with multi-CDN failover, and Aviatize’s multi-tenant aviation platform, rolled out tenant by tenant with zero-downtime releases — infrastructure as code, observability from day one.
Stabilise first, change by review, stay on call.
A paid infrastructure audit
The engagement opens by reading your infrastructure as it actually is — accounts, pipelines, monitoring, failure modes — and ends the sprint with a written map, a risk list and a costed remediation roadmap. Nothing changes until it is understood.
A fixed, transparent quote
Cost and timeline are agreed before work starts, priced by outcome rather than by the hour — so an infrastructure engagement never becomes an open-ended retainer by drift.
Everything as code, changed by review
Existing resources are imported into Terraform and new ones are born there — reviewable, reproducible, rebuildable. From that point on, change happens by pull request, not by SSH.
Observability and on-call readiness
Dashboards, alerts and runbooks are part of the deliverable: releases are measured, monitored and reversible, and the engineers who built the pipeline stay on it after launch.
Infrastructure for systems that cannot go dark.
DevOps & cloud engineering
CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, observability and on-call readiness on AWS — the core practice, with Terraform for every resource.
DevOps & cloud →Multi-tenant SaaS infrastructure
Tenant isolation, zero-downtime rollouts and cost-predictable scaling — the operational pattern under Aviatize’s regulated aviation platform.
SaaS app development →Streaming & spike-load delivery
Multi-CDN failover, near-stateless session bootstrap and load testing past the target — engineering for audiences that arrive in one minute, not one hour.
Audio & video streaming →Data platform operations
Pipelines, warehousing and the monitoring around them — operational data infrastructure treated with the same as-code discipline as the application stack.
Data engineering & analytics →Uptime under the ugliest conditions we could find.
Bizzabo — engineered for the join spike
Fifty thousand viewers joining inside a minute melts naive infrastructure. For Bizzabo’s event platform we redesigned session bootstrap to be nearly stateless, put multi-CDN failover behind the player so a dying CDN never reaches the audience, and load-tested past 50K concurrent before shipping into more than ten thousand live events.
Aviatize — zero-downtime in a regulated industry
Aviatize’s compliance platform serves operators worldwide on isolated tenants of one codebase, on AWS. Rollouts happen tenant by tenant with zero-downtime releases — because in aviation an outage doesn’t inconvenience users, it grounds aircraft. The same ledger that runs operations generates audit evidence in hours instead of days.
Questions teams ask before hiring DevOps engineers
इसे एक ब्रीफ़ में रखें। एक सीनियर इंजीनियर — कोई सेल्स प्रतिनिधि नहीं — एक कार्यदिवस के भीतर जवाब देता है।
Q.01What does a DevOps engagement with CODT cover?
CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, observability and on-call readiness — the toolchain is AWS, Terraform, Docker, Kubernetes or ECS, GitHub Actions, Grafana, Prometheus, CloudFront, Sentry and Vault. The named proof is on this page: Bizzabo’s spike-proof streaming backbone and Aviatize’s zero-downtime multi-tenant rollouts.
Q.02Can you take over infrastructure we already run?
Yes — that is the most common engagement. We audit, import everything into Terraform, and stabilise before changing anything. No big-bang migration; your uptime is never the gamble. From then on, infrastructure changes by review instead of by SSH.
Q.03Do we need Kubernetes?
Probably not. Most teams under 50 engineers are better served by managed platforms — Vercel, Fly, Railway, ECS, Cloud Run. We adopt Kubernetes when its operational complexity is justified by genuine scale or compliance requirements, and we will show you the reasoning either way.
Q.04Whose cloud accounts does the infrastructure live in?
Yours. Everything is defined as code in your accounts, on mainstream, well-documented technology — no proprietary frameworks, no obscure dependencies. The point of owning your infrastructure is that you can leave, and we build so you actually can.
Q.05How do you prepare a system for launch-day traffic?
The way we did for Bizzabo: define the failure budget first — what must survive a CDN dying mid-keynote — make the expensive paths nearly stateless, then load-test past the target before the audience ever arrives. Capacity claims that haven’t been tested are hopes, not engineering.
Q.06Do your DevOps engineers work alongside our developers?
Yes, and mixed teams are the norm: shared standups, shared repos, shared on-call rotations. Knowledge transfer happens by default — runbooks, dashboards and reviewed Terraform — not as a separate handover phase at the end.
Q.07How fast can DevOps engineers start?
A senior engineer reviews your enquiry and replies within one business day. Every engagement opens with a paid infrastructure audit that produces a written map, a risk list and a fixed, transparent quote — work starts once that document is signed.
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