DevOps Automation Services on AWS
AWS DevOps Competency
DevOps Automation Services on AWS
Replace manual, inconsistent delivery work with a secure and repeatable path to production. Stratus10 designs and implements CI/CD pipelines and supporting AWS automation for building, testing, securing, packaging, and deploying application changes.
AWS DevOps Competency
Validated delivery expertise
Built for your environment
One defined automation outcome
Clear project handoff
Documentation and knowledge transfer
Discuss Your DevOps Automation Project
Tell us where builds, testing, infrastructure, or deployments create the most friction.
Automate the Software Delivery Process
DevOps automation replaces manual work with repeatable workflows that help teams release software more reliably. A focused project can improve a specific part of delivery, such as building and testing code, provisioning environments, deploying to containers, or managing release approvals, without requiring a broader application rewrite.
Stratus10 designs the target workflow, implements it on AWS, validates it with your team and documents the result. Your developers gain a delivery process they can understand and maintain. As AI-assisted development increases the pace of code changes, stronger automation helps teams absorb that volume without weakening testing, security, or control.
When DevOps Automation Becomes a Priority
Manual delivery processes become harder to manage as applications, teams and AWS environments grow. Automation becomes a priority when the current workflow limits how safely or frequently the team can make changes. Common indicators include:
- Releases require multiple manual steps, handoffs, or approvals.
- Pipelines fail frequently, run slowly, or are difficult to modify.
- Environments are provisioned manually and no longer remain consistent.
- Testing and security reviews occur late enough to delay releases.
- Self-managed delivery tools require more maintenance than the value they provide.
- A move to containers, serverless services, or a new AWS architecture requires a repeatable deployment process.
What we automate
Stratus10 scopes each engagement around a defined delivery problem and measurable technical outcome. The project may improve one part of the delivery system or establish a complete path from code commit through deployment.
CI/CD pipeline design and implementation
Implement the process that moves application code from commit to a deployment-ready release. The workflow can build and test code, run security scans, package application artifacts or container images, and manage deployment approvals and rollbacks. Stratus10 can create a new pipeline or redesign one that has become unreliable or difficult to maintain.
Delivery environment provisioning
Define the AWS resources needed to build, test, and deploy application changes through reusable code. Automation reduces configuration drift and makes development, testing, staging, and production delivery environments easier to reproduce.
Automated testing and quality gates
Move testing earlier in the delivery process and run it consistently with each relevant change. Automated checks can prevent incomplete or low-quality builds from progressing while giving developers faster feedback.
DevSecOps controls
Integrate security checks, secrets handling, access controls, policy validation and approval requirements into the delivery workflow. Teams can identify issues earlier and preserve an auditable record of how changes reach production.
Container, serverless, and AI application delivery
Create repeatable build and deployment workflows for applications running on Amazon ECS, AWS Fargate, Amazon EKS, or AWS Lambda. We also build deployment flows for AI applications that use services such as Amazon Bedrock or Amazon SageMaker AI. Lifecycle and retention policies for container images and build artifacts help remove outdated resources and control storage costs.
Pipeline and platform migration
Replace or simplify delivery systems that create excessive maintenance, cost, or operational complexity. Stratus10 can connect existing source repositories to AWS delivery services and determine which components to retain, integrate, migrate, or replace.
How a DevOps automation project works
Define the delivery problem
Review the current workflow, affected applications and environments, existing tools, manual steps, security requirements, and desired outcome. The project begins with a specific constraint to remove or capability to build.
Design the target workflow
Map how application and Infrastructure as Code changes move from build and testing through scanning, packaging, approval, deployment, and rollback. The design defines pipeline integrations, access controls, environment strategy, artifact policies, and measures of success.
Build, integrate, and validate
Implement the automation in the client’s AWS environment and connect it with the agreed repositories, AWS services, and delivery tools. Stratus10 tests the workflow with the client team before production use.
Document and transition
Deliver current architecture diagrams, workflow documentation, configuration details, and operating guidance. Knowledge-transfer sessions help the internal team understand how the solution works and how to extend it.
What you receive at project handoff
The engagement ends with working automation, clear technical records and a practical transition to the team responsible for the delivery system.
- Working automation: A tested delivery workflow implemented in your AWS environment and aligned with the agreed project outcome.
- Documentation and diagrams: Clear records of the architecture, pipeline stages, infrastructure definitions, integrations, controls and operating procedures.
- Knowledge transfer: A practical walkthrough of how the automation works, where responsibilities sit and what improvements the team may consider next.
AWS-validated DevOps expertise
Stratus10 is an AWS DevOps Competency Partner, with validated expertise and customer success in continuous delivery, Infrastructure as Code, monitoring, and DevSecOps on AWS.
Selected DevOps automation results
From monthly releases to multiple deployments per day
A secure AWS architecture, reusable infrastructure definitions, and a custom CI/CD pipeline gave Learning Upgrade the ability to release new functionality multiple times per day instead of once per month.
Less maintenance through AWS-managed delivery services
Moving RealtyMogul from a self-managed Jenkins pipeline to an AWS-based delivery workflow reduced operational complexity, eliminated idle build infrastructure, and automated container testing and deployment.
Automated deployments from a single commit
Reusable AWS infrastructure and CI/CD pipelines gave RFYN automated, single-commit deployments across development, staging, and production.
New environments in less than an hour
Reusable AWS CloudFormation templates and automated CI/CD pipelines reduced environment creation from more than three weeks to less than an hour.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
DevOps automation is the practice of replacing manual software delivery tasks with repeatable, system-driven workflows. It governs how application and Infrastructure as Code changes are built, tested, scanned, packaged, approved, deployed, and rolled back. This gives teams a more consistent and auditable path from code commit to production.
Projects can include CI/CD pipelines, delivery environment provisioning, automated testing, security checks, approvals, application packaging, container builds, deployment strategies, rollback processes, and integrations among source control, AWS services, and delivery tools.
Yes. A project can repair or redesign an existing pipeline, migrate away from a high-maintenance platform, or build a new delivery workflow. The initial review identifies which parts of the current system remain useful and which create unnecessary friction or risk.
Not necessarily. Stratus10 evaluates how the existing repositories, pipeline tools, AWS services, and team practices support the target outcome. The project design identifies what to retain, integrate, migrate, or replace.
DevOps automation focuses on the systems that build and deliver an application. Changes to application code, architecture, data, or platforms are scoped separately through Application Modernization. The two services can be combined when a modernization project also requires a new delivery process.
The project concludes with tested automation, documentation, and knowledge transfer. Your team can take ownership of the completed solution. If you need continuing pipeline operations, troubleshooting, and improvement, Stratus10 also offers Managed DevOps.
Improve your path to production
Tell us which part of your delivery process is slowing releases, creating risk, or consuming too much engineering time. Stratus10 will help define a focused automation project with clear technical outcomes.
Discuss your DevOps automation project
Name, company email and a short description of the current delivery challenge are enough to begin.