DevOps & CI/CD

A DevOps service streamlines how an application is tested and released to servers: automated release flows, consistent environments, monitoring, and rollback mechanisms. Legia sets it up in stages and hands it to your team, with training and the configuration in your repository.

Cost depends on the number of applications handled, the starting state of your release flow, and whether the environments are already in the cloud. Legia gives the figure after the flow assessment stage, which can be taken separately.

No. If your application rarely changes and is released only a few times a year, the cost of setting up an automated flow probably does not pay off. DevOps benefits most when releases are frequent, involve several people, or have failed and been hard to roll back. Legia gives this assessment in the first session, before a scope is drawn up.

Server management keeps the server running, secure, and fast. DevOps streamlines how your application is tested and gets to that server. They are often done together, but answer different problems.

Vulnerability scanning and management of keys and secrets are part of the release flow, with access set per role and check results recorded. The scope of checks is agreed at the flow assessment stage.

Yes, and that is the point. Legia sets up the release flow, and your team runs it. Handover includes training and support until your team releases without help. If needed, support can continue through a monthly support contract or a subscription maintenance scheme, billed separately.

No. Legia builds on common, open tools. All configuration is kept as code in your repository, so any party can read, change, and continue it.

No. The new flow is built in stages and runs alongside the old way until it proves stable. The full switch is only made once your team is confident.

Yes, through the dedicated team service in the IT Support & Consulting pillar. If what you need is a one-off fix with handover, this DevOps service is the better fit.

The whole process, from flow assessment to handover, takes about 9–15 weeks. The highest-impact fixes are done first, with environment consistency and monitoring following, depending on the starting state of your system.