Que es Infraestructura como Codigo y por que me conviene?

Es tratar la configuracion de sus servidores y redes como archivos de codigo versionado, en lugar de configuraciones manuales. Esto permite recrear entornos identicos en minutos y auditar cada cambio realizado.

Necesito Kubernetes si soy una empresa mediana?

No siempre. Depende de si sus aplicaciones se benefician de escalado automatico y despliegues frecuentes. En el assessment le indicamos si Kubernetes es la herramienta correcta o si una solucion mas simple resuelve su caso.

Cuanto reduce el tiempo de despliegue la automatizacion?

Es comun pasar de despliegues manuales de horas a despliegues automatizados de minutos, con la ventaja adicional de que cada cambio queda documentado y es reversible.

Puedo empezar con automatizacion parcial sin migrar todo de una vez?

Si. La recomendacion habitual es automatizar primero los procesos de mayor riesgo o repeticion, y expandir gradualmente el alcance del pipeline.

TERRAFORM, ANSIBLE, KUBERNETES, GITOPS

If you're still provisioning servers manually, you don't have a staffing problem. You have an automation problem.

We implement enterprise-level DevOps practices in which infrastructure is treated as versioned code and every change is auditable.

15+ years of experience · LATAM coverage · 24/7 support · Fortinet, Cisco, VMware, Red Hat, and AWS-certified engineers

Symptoms

Do any of these situations sound familiar to you?

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Production, development, and QA environments that are never exactly the same

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Manual deployments that depend on a single person and on nothing going wrong

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No way to track who changed what and when in the infrastructure

Scope

This includes

We implement enterprise-level DevOps practices in which infrastructure is treated as versioned code, deployments are automated, and every change is auditable.

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Infrastructure as Code with Terraform, OpenTofu, and AWS CloudFormation to Deploy Identical Environments in Minutes

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Configuration Management with Ansible, Chef, and Puppet to Standardize Server Provisioning and Hardening

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Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery Pipelines with Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, and Bitbucket Pipelines

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Containers and orchestration in Kubernetes using the GitOps methodology and ArgoCD for automatic synchronization

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Comprehensive documentation and knowledge transfer to your development and operations teams

Stack

Technologies and platforms we are proficient in

Terraform, OpenTofuAWS CloudFormationAnsible (agentless)Chef, PuppetJenkins, GitHub ActionsGitLab CI/CDDocker, KubernetesArgoCD, GitOps, Helm

Formats

Choose how we work together

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Implementation Project

Design and implementation, including documentation and a comprehensive knowledge transfer.

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Monthly Support

Management and continuous improvement of their automation pipelines.

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DevOps Assessment

Assessment of the current state of automation, including a prioritized roadmap.

Free of charge

An automation roadmap, with no upfront cost

We assess your current level of automation and provide you with a prioritized roadmap—at no cost and with no obligation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Infrastructure as Code, and why is it right for me?

It involves treating your server and network configurations as versioned code files, rather than manual configurations. This allows you to recreate identical environments in minutes and audit every change made.

Do I need Kubernetes if I'm a medium-sized company?

Not always. It depends on whether your applications benefit from automatic scaling and frequent deployments. During the assessment, we’ll let you know whether Kubernetes is the right tool for you or if a simpler solution would better suit your needs.

By how much does automation reduce deployment time?

It is common to move from manual deployments that take hours to automated deployments that take minutes, with the added benefit that every change is documented and reversible.

Can I start with partial automation without migrating everything at once?

Yes. The standard recommendation is to first automate the processes that involve the highest risk or are the most repetitive, and then gradually expand the scope of the pipeline.

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