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Managed Services / DevOps Support

DevOps Support Services for Teams

Monitoring, incident response and routine maintenance for the pipelines and infrastructure you already have in place, under a defined SLA.

  • 24/7Monitoring coverage for pipelines
  • SLADefined response time for incidents
  • 1 wkTypical time to get on-call coverage
  • 100%Of incidents logged with a resolution

Why It Matters

A pipeline that no one is watching eventually fails quietly

Monitoring with a defined incident response SLA

Pipeline runs and infrastructure health are monitored continuously, with alerts routed to an on-call rotation so an issue gets a response inside the agreed SLA, day or night.

  • Monitoring across pipelines and infrastructure
  • Alerts routed to whoever is on call
  • Response time set by a defined SLA

Regular upkeep between incidents

Pipeline configuration gets cleaned up, DevOps tooling stays updated, and capacity is checked on a schedule, so most issues are caught before they turn into an incident.

  • Pipeline configuration reviewed on a cycle
  • DevOps tooling kept on a supported version
  • Capacity checked ahead of a shortage

From an existing pipeline to a covered, monitored one

  1. Map pipelines and infra

    We review what is already running and how it is deployed.

  2. Set monitoring and alerts

    Thresholds are set so issues raise an alert before they become an outage.

  3. Define the on-call rotation

    Shifts and an escalation path are agreed and put in place.

  4. Respond under SLA

    Incidents are picked up and resolved inside the agreed response time.

  5. Maintain and report

    Routine maintenance runs between incidents, with a regular status report.

Everything needed to keep pipelines running day to day

  • Monitoring and alerting

    Pipeline runs and infrastructure health tracked continuously.

  • Incident response

    Issues picked up and worked inside a defined SLA.

  • On-call rotation and escalation

    Coverage does not depend on one person being available.

  • Routine pipeline maintenance

    Configuration cleanup and tooling updates on a schedule.

  • Infrastructure upkeep

    Capacity and health checked before a shortage becomes an outage.

  • Incident reports

    Every incident closed with a resolution note.

Why teams use DevOps Support through TCB Infotech

  • Support tracked with the same rigor as delivery

    Every incident and maintenance task is logged the same way we track work on our own projects.

  • Works with what is already built

    We take over monitoring and on-call for a pipeline regardless of who built it originally.

  • Direct access, no relay

    You see monitoring, alerts and incident status directly, on your own tools.

  • Transparent incident history

    Every incident carries a resolution note, not a vague monthly summary.

  • Room to grow

    A pipeline redesign or migration can move to a dedicated DevOps Consulting engagement without losing context.

DevOps Support, answered

What does DevOps Support include?

Monitoring of pipelines and infrastructure, incident response under a defined SLA, and routine maintenance such as configuration cleanup, capacity checks and tooling updates.

How fast will an incident get a response?

Response time is set by a defined SLA agreed up front, with an on-call rotation covering shifts so an incident is picked up whether or not the primary engineer is available.

How is DevOps Support different from DevOps Consulting?

DevOps Support is the ongoing managed service that keeps that pipeline and infrastructure running day to day after it is built, handling monitoring, incident response and routine maintenance under an SLA. DevOps Consulting is a project-based engagement to design or rebuild your CI/CD pipelines, environments and deployment process.

Do you monitor both the pipeline and the infrastructure?

Yes. Monitoring covers CI/CD pipeline runs as well as the underlying infrastructure, so a failed deployment and a resource issue are both caught under the same coverage.

What counts as routine maintenance versus a new project?

Routine maintenance covers upkeep of what already exists: pipeline configuration cleanup, dependency updates for DevOps tooling, and capacity checks. A new pipeline, a migration or a redesign is scoped as a separate project.

Can DevOps Support start after another team built the pipeline?

Yes. We review the existing setup, confirm monitoring and alerting are in place, and put an on-call rotation and SLA around it, regardless of who built it originally.

Put an On-Call Rotation Around Your Pipelines

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