Adoption
Services
OpsDevCode is a product company. Advisory and implementation remain available when a team needs a path through architecture, adoption, or integration.
Architecture and adoption
Map current delivery, state, and economics practices onto the product domains. Decide what to adopt, what to integrate, and what to leave alone.
Platform modernization
Kubernetes, cloud accounts, IaC, and CI/CD work in service of a governed path — not as a standalone consulting catalog.
Product integration
Connecting Repave and related runtime pieces to existing Git, cloud, and identity systems.
Engineering systems advisory
Time-boxed review of designs, incidents, and operating models. Founder-led. No invented delivery roster.
Engagements
Indexed URLs from earlier work remain. The framing is adoption and implementation, not a second product portfolio.
- Platform Health CheckFind bottlenecks, risks, and unnecessary complexity in a production platform, with prioritized next steps.
- FinOpsConsulting work to reduce cloud waste and make spend visible to engineering and finance. Distinct from Toll, the engineering economics product.
- IaCStandardize infrastructure as code so applies are predictable, owned, and reviewable.
- CI/CDImprove delivery speed and reliability with pipelines a team can maintain.
- KubernetesOperate Kubernetes and surrounding platform pieces with defaults and scaling behavior a team can predict.
- Custom toolingImplementation and integration work: internal CLIs, glue, and small apps that bridge existing systems to the product path.
- Architecture ReviewStress-test large bets before they land — networking, clusters, and how changes reach production.
- Fractional Platform AdvisorOngoing architecture and engineering advisory on a bounded cadence — strategy, vendors, and operating decisions.
How the work is scoped
1. Short call
What you run, what is blocking, whether products or services are the right door.
2. Bounded outcome
Time-boxed. Open-ended hours are not the default model.
3. In your systems
Repos, clusters, and cloud accounts when the work is hands-on.
4. You keep the system
The point is ownership after the engagement, not a permanent dependency.