Make AWS releases safer, clearer and repeatable
Codalent helps teams running websites, CMS platforms, APIs and marketing integrations on AWS replace manual change with dependable delivery and documented operational ownership. We assess your current AWS setup, improve the release path and build the practical foundations for reliable launches, fixes and ongoing infrastructure maintenance.
No obligation to replace your current stack or move accounts away from client ownership.
Trusted delivery support
An operational foundation your team can use
Start with the risks affecting your releases, then implement improvements in a practical sequence.
AWS DevOps assessment
Review accounts, environments, releases, access, monitoring, backups and operating risks. Receive a prioritised roadmap rather than a generic tool recommendation.
Repeatable delivery
Build or improve release workflows with tests, approvals and environment promotion appropriate to the workload. Teams gain a clearer path from approved change to production.
Documented ownership
Create architecture diagrams, runbooks, access guidance and release procedures in client-controlled locations. Reduce reliance on tribal knowledge or a departing supplier.
Useful operational visibility
Set up dashboards, logs, alerts and escalation paths around availability, errors, latency and conversion-critical failures. Find actionable signals before stakeholders report problems.
Maintenance and improvement
Maintain pipelines and infrastructure, coordinate patching, review monitoring and work through a cost and performance backlog. Keep AWS operations aligned with changing campaigns and products.
AWS DevOps built around your workload and toolchain
Codalent works with the delivery path you have, then selects improvements that fit your application, team skills, risk profile and operating needs.
Infrastructure as code
Terraform, CloudFormation or AWS CDK can make environments reproducible. We choose based on your existing estate, review process and ownership model, including state, drift and module boundaries.
CI/CD and release controls
GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins and AWS CodePipeline can support build, test and deployment stages. A working pipeline is improved or integrated, not replaced simply for using AWS tools.
Identity and secrets
Deployment roles, MFA, managed secrets and documented access reduce unnecessary exposure. We consider least privilege, temporary credentials, break-glass access and who retains account control.
Observability and recovery
CloudWatch or existing tools can connect metrics, logs, alarms and release context. Backup plans are reviewed against retention, recovery ownership and restore-test expectations, not treated as proof of recovery.
Cost and environment design
Account boundaries, tagging, budgets, domains, configuration and production parity affect both reliability and financial visibility. Decisions are based on workload data and campaign constraints, not blanket optimisation rules.
Move beyond manual releases and unclear AWS ownership
Console changes, undocumented pipelines and disconnected suppliers make campaign launches and production fixes harder to coordinate.
How the Codalent subscription works
Use a coordinated technical team for implementation, support and ongoing AWS improvement without assembling multiple freelancers or a full internal function.
Subscribe and assemble the team
Bring in the developers, technical project manager and marketing-technology expertise your AWS work requires. Access the right capability as priorities change.
Prioritise work in ClickUp
Turn findings, launch needs and maintenance tasks into a visible shared backlog. You can see scope, dependencies and the next practical work item.
Collaborate in Slack and weekly calls
Use a dedicated Slack channel for day-to-day decisions and weekly cadence calls for priorities, risks and release coordination.
Deliver, review and improve
Ship agreed work, document decisions and refine the operating baseline. Codalent AI can support research, planning, documentation and quality checks, with human review and ownership retained.
Not sure where your AWS DevOps risks sit?
Start with what you run on AWS today, how releases work and where operational ownership is unclear. Codalent can begin with an assessment, a remediation backlog or ongoing support for selected systems.
AWS DevOps services FAQs
What are AWS DevOps services?
AWS DevOps services improve how AWS infrastructure and applications are changed, released and operated. Work may include an assessment, infrastructure as code, CI/CD improvements, IAM and secrets guidance, monitoring, backup review, runbooks and ongoing maintenance.
Can Codalent work with our existing GitHub Actions, GitLab CI or Jenkins pipelines?
Yes. We review the current delivery path before recommending changes. If an existing pipeline is working, we can improve its safeguards, visibility and deployment integration rather than forcing a move to AWS-native tooling.
Do we need Terraform, CloudFormation or AWS CDK?
Not necessarily. The right choice depends on your existing infrastructure, team familiarity, AWS scope and governance needs. We also consider remote state, review workflows, resource imports and drift before recommending an infrastructure-as-code approach.
Can you take over an AWS environment built through the console or by a previous vendor?
Yes. We begin with discovery and documentation before automating changes. This helps identify account ownership, manually created resources, access risks, missing dependencies and the safest sequence for bringing infrastructure under clearer control.
How do you make production releases safer?
We design safeguards appropriate to the application: repeatable builds, environment promotion, tests, approvals for higher-risk changes, health checks and rollback or forward-fix procedures. Database changes, sessions and third-party dependencies are considered before selecting a release pattern.
What is included in the Codalent subscription?
The subscription can include developers, a technical project manager, marketing-technology expertise, a dedicated Slack channel, a shared ClickUp board, Codalent AI support and weekly cadence calls. The active mix is shaped around your priorities and required technical capabilities.
Who owns the completed infrastructure and documentation?
Client ownership should be established at the start of the engagement. AWS accounts, repositories, infrastructure-as-code artifacts, access arrangements and documentation should remain accessible to your organisation rather than being locked to a supplier.
Can Codalent provide ongoing AWS infrastructure maintenance?
Yes, where included in scope. Ongoing work can cover pipeline maintenance, monitoring reviews, patching coordination, performance and cost improvement tasks, and release support. Coverage hours, alert response and any on-call model are agreed separately.
Build a clearer path from change to production
Discuss your AWS environment, release process and operational risks with a Codalent technical team. Bring your current stack, campaign plans or infrastructure concerns.
No need to have a completed brief before the conversation.