An appropriate architecture and design for your solution are crucial for a number of reasons. It provides a shared understanding of how a solution works and enables us to explore and solve any risky and tricky parts at a very early stage. Also, it allows adding new capabilities with lower costs. 

Our solution design doc describes the high-level solution and provides guidance to teams by defining the solution direction. On high-level, we cover the following information :  

. High-level business requirements
.Enterprise architecture and its relationship with its models
.Functional requirements
.Non-functional requirements
.Setting up applications boundaries with necessary components
.Identifying interfaces, data sources, and destinations
.Network architecture and connectives
.Security architecture and access requirements
.Reliability, high availability, DR, backup, and restore
.Monitoring – logs, metrics, alerts, and dashboards
.Cost, environment, compute, storage, and network – consumption and prevention
.Architecture compliance and adherence to enterprise architecture standards, decision and deviations

DevOps practices and tools can enhance organisations ability to deliver products with related services at high velocity and evolving and improving these products at a faster speed on market changes and business opportunities.

We help our customers to increase automation

How do we assess?

. Continuous Delivery
        . Software is deployable throughout the lifecycle at a faster frequency to any environment, any version, and any time

. Continuous Integration
        .Every developer commits code frequently to trigger automated builds and unit tests

. Monitoring
        . A monitoring tool notifies you of any errors and provides confidence that your system is running as intended

. Continuous Testing
        . All test results are populated and exploratory testing is used if automation is not possible

. Security and Risk Management
        . Enhanced DevOps security and vulnerabilities management