DevOps Services Company

FAQ

• What is DevOps?

  DevOps is a set of practices and tools that allows an organization to design and deliver applications faster and more efficiently. The DevOps approach is based on continuous software integration and deployment that brings a high level of automation into the SDLC. As a result, engineers can focus on code management and creative decisions while DevOps tools handle repetitive tasks.

• What are the main benefits of implementing DevOps?

  DevOps implementation allows engineering teams to speed up product release thanks to extensive automation. It also improves the quality of deployments and stability of releases, ensures synchronization of Dev, QA, Stage & Production environments, and increases cost-efficiency.

• What are the key components of DevOps implementation?

  The key components of DevOps strategy implementation at Lemberg Solutions include configuration management, environment & infrastructure provisioning, continuous integration, testing & deployment, and monitoring & reporting. We also continuously gather feedback to improve the quality of software solutions we contribute to.

• What's the best strategy for implementing DevOps?

  There is no perfect strategy for each case. All DevOps services are strongly interrelated, so it's better to follow the DevOps methodology across the whole software development pipeline. You can request DevOps consulting services to get a professional estimate of your software system and learn what combination of DevOps services can bring maximum benefits.

• What collaboration models do you offer?

  Lemberg Solutions has several core collaboration models, including tech consulting & audit, end-to-end development, and maintenance. Consulting and audit services are suitable for companies that want to analyze the efficiency of their existing software development cycle and find ways to optimize it. End-to-end development DevOps as a service is about incorporating DevOps practices at every engineering stage while we also create the product. The maintenance-based collaboration model is good for companies that seek continuous improvement and support of the launched product to ensure its stable operation.