DevOps
Development and operations aligned around shared goals, automated pipelines, and a culture that ships reliably.


DevOps
Development and operations aligned around shared goals, automated pipelines, and a culture that ships reliably.

DevOps
Development and operations aligned around shared goals, automated pipelines, and a culture that ships reliably.
DevOps
Faster delivery starts with removing the wall between dev and ops.
Traditional software delivery separates the teams that build software from the teams that run it. That separation creates handover delays, blame cycles, and slow releases. DevOps removes the wall. Development, operations, quality assurance, and security work from the same goals, the same toolchain, and the same definition of done.
Companies that adopt DevOps practices deploy code 46 times more frequently and recover from incidents 96 times faster than those that do not, according to the DORA State of DevOps Report. The gains are not theoretical. They show up in release frequency, mean time to recovery, and change failure rate.
more deployments per year: teams with mature DevOps practices ship code far more frequently than those without (DORA State of DevOps Report 2024)
lower deployment failure rate: fewer rollbacks, fewer late-night incidents, fewer production outages
recovery time after a production failure for leading teams, compared to days or weeks for teams without DevOps practices
from commit to production: changes move through build, test, and deployment fully automated, without manual handoffs
Source: DORA State of DevOps Report 2024, analysed by Octopus Deploy
Benefits of DevOps
Shorter time to market
Aligned pipelines and automated deployments cut the time from commit to production from weeks to hours.
Better collaboration
Shared ownership of the full delivery lifecycle removes handover friction and builds accountability across teams.
Higher release quality
Automated testing and continuous integration catch regressions before they reach production.
Reduced operational cost
Automation replaces manual toil. Fewer incidents, faster recovery, and less time spent on repetitive tasks.
Scalable delivery
Infrastructure as Code and container orchestration let teams scale delivery without scaling headcount.
Security embedded
DevSecOps integrates security scanning, policy enforcement, and compliance checks directly into the pipeline.
Ready to Scale
Scale with DevOps best practices. Your infrastructure and applications can meet new demands and enable sustainable growth.
Satisfied Customers
Fast delivery of reliable, high-performance software and responsiveness to user needs increase customer satisfaction and loyalty.
“DevOps is about so much more than a few tools. It is about delivering business value quickly and enabling teams to ship every day.”
Oliver Bühler, Tallence DevOps Expert
How we work
How Tallence implements DevOps
DevOps is more than the right processes. It requires versatile tools, robust frameworks, and intelligent automation. Tallence has developed a proven DevOps toolbox covering all key components:
- Governance (cloud configuration and cost management)
- CI/CD automation (build, test, deploy)
- Infrastructure as Code (Terraform, AWS CDK)
- Test-driven development frameworks (TDD)
- Microservices architecture and container orchestration
- Automated security scanning (DevSecOps)
- Monitoring and observability
- Reusable building blocks and templates
Dive into DevOps with Tallence
DevOps Maturity Assessment
We evaluate your current delivery practices, toolchain, and team structure. You receive a prioritised roadmap with concrete next steps.
CI/CD Pipeline Implementation
We design and build automated pipelines on AWS CodePipeline, GitHub Actions, or GitLab CI. From commit to production, fully automated.
Infrastructure as Code
We migrate manual infrastructure provisioning to Terraform or AWS CDK. Reproducible, version-controlled, auditable.
DevOps Enablement Workshops
Hands-on training for your teams on IaC, CI/CD, container operations, and observability. Practical, not theoretical.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about DevOps and our services.
Still have questions? We are happy to advise you. →What is the difference between DevOps and Agile?
Agile is a project management methodology focused on iterative development. DevOps is an engineering practice focused on the full delivery lifecycle, from code commit to production operation. They complement each other: Agile organises the work, DevOps automates the delivery.
How long does a DevOps transformation take?
First improvements, such as automated CI pipelines and Infrastructure as Code, are achievable in four to eight weeks. A full cultural and toolchain transformation typically takes six to twelve months, depending on team size and starting maturity.
Which CI/CD tools does Tallence work with?
We work with AWS CodePipeline, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and Jenkins. Our recommendation depends on your existing toolchain and AWS integration requirements.
Does DevOps require a complete reorganisation of our teams?
Not necessarily. We adapt the approach to your existing structure. Some organisations benefit from cross-functional product teams; others achieve the same results by improving collaboration between existing dev and ops teams through shared tooling and processes.
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