Most "DevOps" Is a Spreadsheet of Tools Nobody Maintains

Agencies hand you a Jenkins pipeline, a Kubernetes cluster, and a Terraform config — then disappear. Six months later nobody remembers how the deploy works, the monitoring dashboards are stale, and pushing to production is a Friday prayer.

We don't sell you a tool stack. We run the infrastructure. Every client gets their own isolated deployment pipeline — signed builds, automated tests, preview environments, and production deploys that take minutes, not meetings. The same pipeline that ships our own products ships yours.

From Push to Production in 6 Minutes

Every deploy follows the same battle-tested pipeline. No manual steps. No deployment tickets. No prayers.

01

Code Push

Push to GitHub. That's it. The pipeline takes over from here.

02

Automated Testing

TypeScript type checking, Vitest unit tests, and ESLint quality gates run on every commit. Broken code never reaches production.

03

Manifest Signing

HMAC deployment signing verifies the build is authentic. No unsigned code ships. Ever.

04

Preview Deploy

Vercel generates a unique preview URL for every branch. Review the real thing before it goes live.

05

Production

Merge to main. Vercel deploys to the edge. Sub-second global propagation. Instant rollback if anything looks wrong.

06

Monitor

Sentry catches errors. Axiom aggregates logs. Vercel Analytics tracks performance. You know before your customers do.

Per-Client Isolated Infrastructure

Own Deployment

Each client gets their own Vercel project, their own domain config, their own environment variables. No shared hosting. No neighbors.

Own Gateway

Per-client Gateway Firewall instance. Your API keys, your rate limits, your security rules. One client's compromise affects nobody else.

Own Database

Per-client Supabase project with Row Level Security. Your data never shares a table, a schema, or a server with anyone else.

Agency DevOps vs. Araptus DevOps

Agency DevOps

  • Tool soup

    Jenkins, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, Ansible — impressive on a slide deck. Unmaintained in six months.

  • Shared everything

    Your app shares a cluster, a CI runner, and a monitoring dashboard with a dozen other clients.

  • Deploy by committee

    Tickets, approvals, change windows. A one-line fix takes a week to reach production.

  • No build verification

    Anyone with repo access can push to production. No signing. No audit trail.

Araptus DevOps

  • Battle-tested stack

    GitHub Actions + Vercel + Sentry + Axiom. The same pipeline we use. Maintained because we depend on it.

  • Per-client isolation

    Your own project, your own gateway, your own database. No lateral movement between clients.

  • Push-to-deploy

    Merge to main. Tests pass. Build signs. Deploys to edge. Six minutes, start to finish.

  • HMAC signed builds

    Every deployment is cryptographically signed. No unsigned code reaches production. Full audit trail.

The Actual Stack

GitHub Actions

CI/CD orchestration

Vercel

Edge deployment & preview URLs

Gateway Firewall

Per-client API security

Sentry

Error tracking & alerting

Axiom

Log aggregation & search

Supabase

Per-client database & auth

TypeScript

Compile-time safety

Vitest

Unit & integration testing

Stop Praying on Fridays

Your deploy pipeline should be boring. Push, test, sign, ship, monitor. Six minutes. Every time. No drama.