Where “DevOps” means whoever deployed last.
Two to twenty engineers, a product to ship, and nobody whose actual job is the infrastructure. That's who Jet1 is for: a senior team that takes over pipelines, AWS, monitoring, and on-call from week one, for a fraction of the cost of one hire.
Ship on a Tuesday afternoon. On purpose.
If releasing means a maintenance window, a senior engineer on standby, and a quiet prayer, your roadmap is paying for it. We replace the ritual with a pipeline: push to main, tests run, traffic shifts only when health checks pass, and anything unhealthy rolls back by itself in under 90 seconds.
Smaller changes, shipped more often, with no release nights to plan around. Most teams have this live within one to two weeks of kickoff.
A senior team, before a senior hire makes sense.
Live in weeks, not quarters
Discovery takes days. Your first automated pipeline is typically live within one to two weeks of kickoff, while recruiting one DevOps engineer takes three to six months.
Yours from day one
Everything lands in your repos and your cloud accounts: code, documentation, runbooks. If we ever part ways, nothing breaks and nothing leaves with us.
A team, not a bus factor
Several senior engineers know your stack, not one. Nobody's holiday, resignation, or sick day becomes your production risk.
Your senior engineer gets their job back.
Right now your best engineer is doing two jobs: building the product and keeping the infrastructure alive. We take the second one. They keep architectural control and sign off on every change; we run the pipelines, monitoring, cost reviews, and on-call.
SLA-backed from day one, documented as we go, and priced as a flat monthly plan.
Book a 30-minute callWhat's included from day one
- ✓ Automated CI/CD pipelines
- ✓ Infrastructure as code
- ✓ Container orchestration on AWS
- ✓ Monitoring & alerting (metrics, logs, traces)
- ✓ IAM, MFA, and secrets management
- ✓ Documented runbooks, owned by you
- ✓ Business-hours support, SLA-backed
The pipeline FTL Transport runs on.
A freight platform running 24/7, where every release used to mean 45–120 seconds of downtime. Same playbook we'd run for you.
