DevOps
As AWS DevOps Consultancy Partner, Synadia help customers to transform their software development and infrastructure management practices from traditional hardware/software development to Infrastructure as Code (IaC) leveraging best practices in design for AWS Services to deliver high quality applications and services at high velocity.
Synadia shares with its customers how to use AWS technology stack and tooling to help them operate and evolve applications quickly and reliably.
To achieve the necessary transformation Synadia leverages following available Amazon services: CodePipeline, CodeBuild, CodeDeploy, CodeStar, CodeCommit, Elastic Container Service, Lambda, CloudFormation, OpsWorks, AWS Config, EC2 Systems Manager, AWS Elastic Beanstalk and X-Ray.
The benefits DevOps
Continuous Delivery
With this managed services approach we increase the agility of our team and the reliability, security and scalability of the solution. With DevOps we can verify application updates across multiple dimensions before deploying to the production environments. These tests include for example, UI testing, load testing, integration testing, etc. That is how we validate more thoroughly updates and preemptively discover issues.
Automate the Software Release Process
Continuous delivery lets us automatically build, test, and prepare code changes for release to production so that our software delivery is more efficient and rapid.
Improve developer productivity
These practices help us be more productive by freeing developers from manual tasks and encouraging behaviors that help reduce the number of errors and bugs deployed to customers.
Find and address bugs quicker
Our team can discover and address bugs earlier before they grow into larger problems later with more frequent and comprehensive testing. Continuous delivery lets us more easily perform additional types of tests on your code because the entire process has been automated.
Deliver updates faster
Continuous delivery helps us deliver updates to our customers faster and more frequently. When continuous delivery is implemented properly, we will always have a deployment-ready build artifact that had passed through a standardized test process.
