Cloud, edge and pipelines.

What we aim for

We aim to make a release a routine step: the same sequence every time, run by a pipeline, with a known way back. The edge in front of your site should block what it must and admit what it should, including the crawlers you want reading your content. The monthly bill should be explainable line by line.

What we do

We describe Azure environments as code, so test and production match and a new environment is created by the pipeline rather than by hand. We configure CDN caching, redirects and WAF rules on your CDN, with bot rules your team has reviewed and owns. We build release pipelines in Azure DevOps or GitHub Actions that build, test, scan and deploy.

Security checks run in the pipeline: dependency checks on every build and automated scans of the running site on every release, with results your team can act on.

How we usually start

1. Read and watch.We read your pipelines, hosting and edge configuration, and run one release alongside your team.
2. List the gaps.What is manual, what is undocumented, and what has no way back.
3. Fix by risk.One change at a time, each tested, in the order agreed with you.

What we need from you

Read access to your pipeline definitions and cloud subscription, access to the CDN configuration, and someone who has run a release recently.

Working arrangement

A project with a defined end, or a retainer of agreed days per month for teams that want someone looking after this part of the platform alongside them. Terms are on how we work.