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Telecom and technology: Release often and stay up at high scale.

We provide DevOps, test automation, Elasticsearch-based log management and 24/7 managed services for telecom operators, software and technology companies. Our aim is to increase release speed on high-traffic systems while keeping stability and observability intact.

Typical needs

Large-scale infrastructure, frequent releases

Sample Telecom · Platform

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Industry challenges

Problems we often see in this industry

  1. Slow, risky releases

    Manual deployments reduce release frequency and turn every release night into a moment of risk for the team.

  2. Regression bugs

    With thin automated test coverage, a new feature breaks an old flow and the bug is found in production.

  3. Lost in a sea of logs

    When logs of dozens of services sit on different servers, finding the root cause of an error takes hours.

  4. Sudden traffic spikes

    Load peaks during campaigns and busy hours cause slowdowns and outages on infrastructure that does not scale.

  5. Team capacity

    Night and weekend on-call wears out the internal team, and risk grows when expertise sits with a few people.

Our solutions

What we build

  • DevOps

    Repeatable, reversible deployments with CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, Kubernetes and container orchestration.

  • Test automation

    API, UI and performance tests wired into the release pipeline, so every change is verified automatically before going live.

  • Elasticsearch and log management

    An observability stack that collects logs and metrics of distributed systems in one place, makes them searchable and raises alerts on anomalies.

  • Managed services

    24/7 monitoring of systems, databases and applications, incident management, patching and capacity planning.

Representative scenario

Release pipeline and observability at a technology company

Representative scenario, not a real client project.

Profile
A technology company offering subscription-based digital services on a microservice architecture, with traffic rising quickly during campaigns.
Problem
Deployments were manual and done at night, and testing was largely manual. During incidents logs had to be searched server by server, and campaign days brought slowdowns.
Approach
  1. The existing deployment process was reviewed; infrastructure as code and a CI/CD pipeline automated deployments.
  2. API and UI tests for critical user journeys were written and added to the pipeline as a quality gate.
  3. Logs and metrics of all services were collected in an Elasticsearch-based stack with meaningful alerts.
  4. Load tests set capacity limits, and autoscaling rules were tuned accordingly.
Solutions used
  • CI/CD and infrastructure as code
  • Test automation
  • Elasticsearch log management
  • 24/7 monitoring
Outcome
Releases moved to daytime and became more frequent, bugs were caught before reaching production and the root cause of incidents could be found from one screen.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Where should we start a DevOps transformation?

By measuring your current release process: how long a change takes to reach production, how often it is rolled back and how long it takes to fix a failure. These measurements show the biggest bottleneck, and the first improvement targets it.

Do you work alongside our existing team?

Yes. We build pipelines and infrastructure together with your team, document them and transfer the knowledge. If you prefer, we can continue with a managed service model that takes over operations.

Which tools do you use?

GitLab CI, GitHub Actions, Jenkins, Terraform, Ansible, Kubernetes, Docker and the Elastic Stack are among those we use most. We choose tools based on your current setup and team skills, and do not suggest replacing a working tool unless needed.

Doesn't test automation slow releases down?

Set up correctly, it speeds them up. Fast tests run on every change and longer, broader tests at intervals, so feedback arrives quickly and fewer bugs reach production.

What does a 24/7 managed service cover?

System, database and application monitoring, alert management, incident response, patching and backup checks, and regular capacity reports. Scope and response times are defined together in a service level agreement.

Let's plan the right solution for your industry

Tell us briefly what you need and we will get back to you within one business day. The first 30-minute introductory call is free.