AWS DevOps services:
best practices, toolset & payoffs

AWS DevOps services: best practices, toolset & payoffs

AWS DevOps services

Itransition provides a full range of AWS DevOps services, from strategic planning and technology assessment to infrastructure setup, migration, and optimization.

AWS DevOps services

We can help you assess the existing IT capabilities and workflows and determine key pain points and business needs to design a cost-effective AWS DevOps strategy tailored to your development goals.

Our team will help you define the right AWS DevOps tools and services for your particular business case and define how to effectively implement them into practice.

We can assist you at all stages of AWS DevOps infrastructure setup, from CI/CD adoption and application containerization to software deployment and testing automation.

We implement various monitoring tools to analyze the performance of your AWS DevOps infrastructure, identify inefficiencies and bottlenecks, and fix them timely, helping you decrease downtime, improve code quality, and lower operating costs.

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Why choose us

Providing AWS DevOps services since 2010

Recognized among leading AWS consultants by Clutch

AWS-certified partner since 2017

95 certified AWS professionals

Client spotlight

Take a look at the selected case studies from our vast portfolio of cloud-centered development and consulting projects to assess potential benefits of AWS DevOps for your business.

DevOps for digital media

$50,000

in savings per year

We helped the Economist enhance the AWS infrastructure of their microsite network by enabling setup automation, ensuring resource optimization, and adopting Amazon CloudWatch for monitoring.

Video ecommerce platform

30%

cut in feature delivery costs

Itransition leveraged AWS tools like AWS Lambda and AWS CloudFront and adopted DevOps practices to redesign the architecture of AiBuy's platform from monolithic to microservice-based and streamline release processes.

ML-based software for brand analytics and reporting

50% increase

in image processing speed

Itransition used Amazon ECS and Amazon EC2 to develop a solution based on microservices architecture and implement an ML model for advanced image recognition and processing.

Oncology treatment platform

50% reduction

in deployment costs

Our DevOps team helped the client establish AWS DevOps architecture and implement an IaC approach using AWS Code Deploy and Kubernetes, which accelerated delivery cycles for new features.

DevOps for digital media

$50,000

in savings per year

We helped the Economist enhance the AWS infrastructure of their microsite network by enabling setup automation, ensuring resource optimization, and adopting Amazon CloudWatch for monitoring.

Video ecommerce platform

30%

cut in feature delivery costs

Itransition leveraged AWS tools like AWS Lambda and AWS CloudFront and adopted DevOps practices to redesign the architecture of AiBuy's platform from monolithic to microservice-based and streamline release processes.

ML-based software for brand analytics and reporting

50% increase

in image processing speed

Itransition used Amazon ECS and Amazon EC2 to develop a solution based on microservices architecture and implement an ML model for advanced image recognition and processing.

Oncology treatment platform

50% reduction

in deployment costs

Our DevOps team helped the client establish AWS DevOps architecture and implement an IaC approach using AWS Code Deploy and Kubernetes, which accelerated delivery cycles for new features.

DevOps for digital media

$50,000

in savings per year

We helped the Economist enhance the AWS infrastructure of their microsite network by enabling setup automation, ensuring resource optimization, and adopting Amazon CloudWatch for monitoring.

Video ecommerce platform

30%

cut in feature delivery costs

Itransition leveraged AWS tools like AWS Lambda and AWS CloudFront and adopted DevOps practices to redesign the architecture of AiBuy's platform from monolithic to microservice-based and streamline release processes.

ML-based software for brand analytics and reporting

50% increase

in image processing speed

Itransition used Amazon ECS and Amazon EC2 to develop a solution based on microservices architecture and implement an ML model for advanced image recognition and processing.

Oncology treatment platform

50% reduction

in deployment costs

Our DevOps team helped the client establish AWS DevOps architecture and implement an IaC approach using AWS Code Deploy and Kubernetes, which accelerated delivery cycles for new features.

Our clients say

Together with Itransition, we completed multiple projects successfully. Itransition’s experts also helped us improve our DevOps processes and activities. For instance, they worked on the entire infrastructure in AWS CloudFormation and Terraform to streamline deployments and enabled multi-region infrastructure to achieve low latency in each region whilst also delivering Remote Support to our customers located worldwide. Itransition’s specialists reconfigured the build process which resulted in a 3x reduction to the build time.

Tim Moylan

Co-founder & CTO, Shootsta

AWS DevOps tools we use

Our AWS-certified DevOps engineers will help your enterprise identify and deploy the most suitable tools from Amazon’s extensive tech array to fully embrace DevOps practices and AWS Well-Architected Framework’s design principles.

Continuous integration & delivery

Our team implements tools such as AWS CodeBuild, AWS CodePipeline, and AWS CodeStar to automate and merge app building, testing, and deployment phases into a single, ongoing workflow to deliver incremental code changes, facilitate early bug discovery and fixing, and enable faster release cycles.

Our AWS DevOps services pipeline

Itransition provides its holistic expertise to close the gap between development and operations and guide you through the AWS DevOps adoption journey.

1

Planning

Business case identification
Framing application requirements and metrics
Defining the project’s roadmap

2

Design

Creating software deployment artifacts
Release candidate for bug fixing

3

Configuration

IT infrastructure provisioning and configuration
Application provisioning and configuration
Version Control to track software changes

4

Deploying

Package configuration
Release scheduling and coordination
App deployment and promotion
CI/CD pipeline monitoring

5

Testing

Acceptance and regression testing
Performance assessment
Identifying security issues and vulnerabilities

6

Monitoring

IT infrastructure performance analysis
AWS security monitoring
User feedback collection and triage

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AWS DevOps payoffs

Itransition uses the AWS toolkit to help you tap into and further amplify the cost optimization, product delivery, and security benefits offered by the DevOps methodology.

Fast adoption
AWS provides necessary out-of-the-box applications that are ready for deployment without extensive setup. This allows enterprises to tap into the concept of DevOps and its benefits faster and mitigate technical issues that can arise throughout software installation.
Task automation
AWS DevOps helps enterprises shift from ineffective manual operations to accurate, digitized processes smoothly. For instance, you can use Elastic Load Balancing (ELB) to automatically distribute network traffic across several appliances. You can also use integrations between AWS Services and open-source automation servers like AWS CodePipeline and Jenkins to streamline software testing and deployment.
Superior scalability
AWS DevOps infrastructure can easily scale on demand. This advantage allows enterprises to quickly access all storage and computing resources when necessary. They can also leverage auto-scaling by using tools such as AWS CodeCommit or AWS CodeCatalyst that help host and manage private code repositories and scale web apps, respectively.
Top security
AWS provides reliable DevSecOps tools for access management and data encryption, helping enterprises ensure the security of their DevOps infrastructures. In particular, companies can use AWS Identity Center and AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) features to define access levels for users, thus improving the security of corporate data.
Wide ecosystem
The AWS DevOps ecosystem includes dozens of powerful tools covering a wide range of business needs. If these tools are not enough, enterprises can use a rich selection of third-party software that complements the default AWS range. Enterprises can adopt these third-party tools to package their solutions into containers and host them in the Kubernetes ecosystem or utilize managed services for delivering enterprise-grade alternatives to open-source software.
Flexible & transparent pricing
Another essential advantage of AWS DevOps is that Amazon offers businesses a pay-as-you-go model with no upfront costs and long-term obligations. In addition, enterprises can use the AWS Pricing Calculator to estimate the cost of implementing each AWS DevOps tool based on its specific use case, as well as cost control tools after they’re adopted.

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