DevOps services in Georgia
SureIT provides DevOps services in Georgia for startups, software teams and online shops: pipelines that put your code live automatically and safely, Docker containers, cloud or VPS setup, infrastructure written as code, database backups with tested restores, and alerts that reach an engineer before your customers notice anything. We work from Batumi with teams across Georgia and abroad, as a monthly service or as a one-off project.
Why it matters
In many small teams, releasing a new version is a ritual only one developer knows: log in to the server, pull the code, restart something and hope. The server was set up by hand two years ago and nobody remembers exactly how. Backups run every night, but nobody has ever tried to restore one, and the first sign of trouble is a message from a customer.
DevOps fixes the way code reaches production and the ground it runs on. Every change goes through the same tested pipeline, every environment can be rebuilt from files kept in your repository, and logs, metrics and alerts show what is happening right now. Your developers spend their time on the product, not on the server, and a release stops being a risk.
What our DevOps work includes
CI/CD pipelines
Pipelines in GitHub Actions or GitLab CI that test and build every change and put it live the same way each time. If a release goes wrong, going back to the previous version is one click, not an evening of panic.
Docker, and Kubernetes only when needed
Your apps packaged in Docker containers, so they run the same on a laptop and on the server. Kubernetes (k3s) when you really have many services to scale. Plain Docker when you do not, because it is simpler and cheaper to run.
Cloud, VPS or your own servers
Setup on AWS, Hetzner, DigitalOcean or Azure, or on servers you already own. We choose by cost and by what the product needs, and every account stays in your company's name.
Infrastructure as code and staging
Servers, networks and settings described in Terraform and Ansible files, so any environment can be rebuilt from scratch in a predictable way. A staging copy of production where changes are tested before customers see them.
Backups, logs and alerts
Database backups with restores we actually test, plus logs, metrics and alerts. A full disk, a slow database or a failing service reaches an engineer before it reaches your customers.
Security and secrets
Hardened servers, closed ports, regular updates and only the access each person needs. Passwords and API keys live in a secrets store, not in the code or in a shared chat.
How a DevOps project works
Free call and assessment
We talk with your team, look at the code, the servers and how you release today, and write down in plain words what is risky and what to fix first.
Build alongside your developers
We set up pipelines, containers, environments and monitoring step by step in your repository, with your developers reviewing each change, so nothing turns into a black box.
Hand over or keep running
Everything is documented and every account is in your name. Your team takes it from there, or we stay on as a monthly DevOps service for updates, alerts and changes.
Who it is for
Startups and software teams
A small team that needs reliable releases and infrastructure before it is ready to hire a full-time DevOps engineer.
Agencies
Studios that build sites and apps for clients and want every project deployed, backed up and monitored the same way.
Online shops and in-house apps
Shops and companies whose own system has to stay up during sales, at night and on holidays.
Foreign companies with teams in Georgia
Companies with developers in Georgia that need a DevOps engineer in the same time zone, working in English or Russian.
Releases that are boring
A good release is a non-event: the pipeline runs, the tests pass, the new version is live and nobody stays late. That is what we build toward.
- Every changeGoes through the same tested pipeline.
- MonthlyA database restore is tested from backup.
- 24/7Logs, metrics and alerts watch production.
DevOps questions
What do your DevOps services in Georgia include?
A DevOps engineer builds and runs the path from your code to your customers: the pipeline that tests and deploys, the servers or cloud it runs on, the backups, the monitoring and the security. With us you get that work done properly without hiring a full-time person.
Is DevOps outsourcing right for a small team?
Often it is the most sensible option. A small team rarely needs a DevOps engineer every day, but it needs the work done right once and then looked after. We set it up, document it and stay on monthly for as much as you need.
Do we need Kubernetes?
Most small and medium products do not. Docker with a good pipeline on one or two servers is simpler and cheaper to run. We suggest Kubernetes (k3s) when you really have many services, heavy traffic or several teams, and we tell you honestly when you do not.
Will you work with our developers?
Yes. We work in your repository and your team chat, through pull requests your developers can review, and we explain what we build so your team can change it later without us.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the scope: how many apps and environments you have, where they run and whether you want a one-off project or ongoing support. The first call and the assessment are free. After that you get a fixed project price or a fixed monthly price in writing before any work starts.
Who owns the accounts and the code?
You do. Cloud accounts, repositories, domains, keys and passwords are in your company's name. If you stop working with us, everything keeps running and is documented for whoever comes next.
Do you work outside Batumi?
Yes. We work with companies across Georgia, and remotely with companies abroad. Most DevOps work is remote, and when servers sit in your office, we come on site.
Tell us what you need.
Message us on WhatsApp, call, or send a short request. Plain words are fine.