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. Most ops setups ignore them, and then nobody can say why staging and production stopped matching. We build the pipeline around how Drupal actually works, with deterministic deploys, environments that mirror each other, and the observability the framework already assumes.
Scope
How the work is delivered
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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. A deploy is one button and the same every time.
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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, so staging tells you the truth about production.
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Caching & edge
Varnish or a CDN in front, an internal cache backend (Redis/Memcache) wired in, BigPipe and dynamic page cache configured, and cache-tag invalidation that actually works. This is usually the difference between Drupal being fast and Drupal being slow.
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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.
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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.