DevOps & CI/CD
Automate your infrastructure and deployments. Build robust pipelines that let your team ship faster with confidence.
DevOps Services
CI/CD Pipelines
Build, test, and deploy automatically with Azure DevOps, GitHub Actions, or your preferred tooling.
Infrastructure as Code
Terraform, Bicep, ARM templates - define your infrastructure in code for consistency and repeatability.
Security Integration
Shift-left security with SAST, DAST, dependency scanning, and policy-as-code.
Platform Engineering
Build internal developer platforms that let your team self-serve infrastructure.
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What You'll Achieve
- Faster deployments - from days to minutes
- Reduced manual errors and configuration drift
- Consistent environments across dev, test, and prod
- Improved security with automated scanning
- Better developer experience and productivity
- Full audit trail of all changes
DevOps Insights
Expert guidance on DevOps and automation best practices
Azure Managed Redis Would Not Place in West Europe: 24 Refusals, and the Workaround That Costs 3.4ms
Azure Cache for Redis is retiring and Managed Redis is the replacement. On 29 September it would not place in West Europe or North Europe at any size we tried, while five nearby regions placed first time. Here is the full ledger, why the obvious fallbacks do not help, and what a cross-region private endpoint actually costs once you measure it.
Azure's RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell VMs Beat Their Own Spec Sheet: 184 Gbit/s VM to VM
Two NCv6-series Blackwell VMs moved 184 Gbit/s between them on a NIC rated at 180, across peered VNets in two different subscriptions. Here is the method, every reading, and the routing mistake that quietly costs you half of it.
Physical Data Transfer vs Cloud Upload: The Break-Even Point
There's a crossover point where physically transporting your data beats uploading it over the internet. Here's the maths to find exactly where that line sits for your situation.
290 GB across 11,000 km in 35 seconds: testing the Azure backbone the hard way
Moved 290 GB across 11,000 km of Azure backbone in 35 seconds of active transfer. 67 Gbit/sec sustained, a 25 GB Blu-ray every 3 seconds. The wall isn't QoS, it's the storage account request throttle. Plus the real bill: £112 of cross-region egress, mostly Asia outbound at £0.080 per GB.