Standardize deployments using continuous reconciliation. Enable your developers to manage multi-cloud infrastructure declaratively through Git commits, with the approval and rollback boundaries that implies made explicit rather than assumed.
Who this is for
Teams who deploy via a tangle of manual kubectl apply/console changes and ad hoc scripts,
or who have adopted GitOps tooling but haven’t defined who can approve what, how bootstrap
and disaster recovery actually work, or where application delivery ends and infrastructure
control-plane work begins.
Expected outcomes
A repository structure and reconciliation setup your team actually understands, an explicit policy/approval model for what merges where, a tested bootstrap and recovery procedure (not just a happy-path demo), and — where in scope — reusable Crossplane compositions or a self-service developer portal.
Scope & deliverables
We set up ArgoCD (or your existing GitOps engine) with a repository structure matched to your team topology, define the approval and environment-promotion model, and build Crossplane CRDs or a developer portal where that’s genuinely useful rather than a default add-on. We explicitly separate “what application teams can change” from “what only the platform team controls.”
Our approach
We document your current deployment process first (even an informal one), identify the riskiest manual steps, and migrate incrementally — one application or environment at a time — validating bootstrap and recovery at each stage rather than only at the end.
Client responsibilities & exclusions
You’ll need to agree on the approval/ownership model before we implement it — this is a decision for your team, not one we impose. This engagement delivers the GitOps platform and documented recovery procedures; ongoing platform operation can be retained by your team (with our documentation and handover) or scoped separately if you want continued support.
Related: Infrastructure as Code & Golden Images, Zero-Trust Security & DevSecOps