One pipeline, every service
A single paved road from commit to production. New services onboard in an hour.
What we build
DevOps & DevSecOps
Security that slows deploys gets bypassed. We build it into the pipeline, where it can't be.
The problem
Releases are events. They should be non-events.
Deploys happen on Thursdays, take three people, and skip the security review when the sprint runs long. Velocity and safety are trading against each other.
What we build
GitOps delivery
Git is the source of truth; the platform makes production match it. Rollback is a revert.
Shift-left security
SAST, dependency, and image scanning in the pipeline. Findings block early, when fixes are cheap.
Secrets done properly
Short-lived, dynamically issued credentials. Nothing long-lived sitting in CI variables.
Zero-downtime releases
Blue-green and canary as the default strategy, not a special occasion.
Least-privilege everywhere
Pipelines and workloads get exactly the access they need, enforced as code.
How an engagement runs
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Trace
We follow one change from laptop to production and write down every wait, gate, and workaround.
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Design
The target pipeline, security gates included. Agreed with the engineers who will live in it.
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Build
Paved road live for one real service first. Then every service, one migration at a time.
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Handover
Your team owns the pipeline and extends it. We leave runbooks, not dependencies.
- Minutes
- From Git push to running in the cluster, via Argo CD
- daily
- Release cadence teams settle into within a quarter
- 0
- Secrets stored in CI environment variables
Why SIPATECH
We build it. We run it. We stay.
Engineers, not deck-writers
Every recommendation comes from real production experience. We've designed and operated systems at the scale most teams only read about.
Full-stack, not single-discipline
DevOps, SRE, platform engineering, security, and FinOps under one roof. No handoffs between vendors, no gaps between disciplines.
We leave you self-sufficient
Our goal is to make ourselves unnecessary. Every engagement ends with documentation, runbooks, and a team that understands what it runs.
Ready when you are
Thirty minutes with the architect who would build it. No deck, no account manager, no follow-up sequence.