Service

DevOps support

Drupal-aware ops engineering: deployment pipelines, CI/CD, observability, performance budgets, and infra hardening across staging and production.

Drupal has opinions about how it should be deployed — config sync, no clicks-to-prod, cache layers it expects to exist — and most ops setups ignore them. We build the pipeline around how Drupal actually works: deterministic deploys, environments that match, and the caching and observability the framework assumes.

Scope

How the work is delivered

  1. CI/CD for Drupal

    A build pipeline with composer install and drush deploy (config import, updates, cache rebuild) in the right order, phpcs and PHPStan gates, and artifact-based releases — so a deploy is one button and the same every time.

  2. Environment parity

    Local, staging, and production built from the same recipe (Lando/DDEV mirrored to the hosting platform), config in git, database and file sync scripted — no "works on staging" surprises.

  3. Caching & edge

    Varnish or a CDN in front, an internal cache backend (Redis/Memcache) wired in, BigPipe and dynamic page cache configured, cache-tag invalidation correct — the difference between Drupal being fast and Drupal being slow.

  4. Observability & performance budgets

    Structured logging shipped off-box, uptime and error alerting, tracing where it earns its keep, and performance budgets enforced in CI so a heavy change is caught before it ships.

  5. Infra hardening

    TLS, security headers, file-system permissions, secrets kept out of the repo, backups tested by actually restoring them, and a documented runbook for the incidents you hope never happen.

Talk through the build

Send the platform, constraints, and timeline. We'll reply with the engineering questions that decide scope.

  • Reply within one business day, weekday hours UA / EU.
  • 30-minute discovery call when it is useful.
  • Scope written around deliverables, risks, and ownership.
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