the Devops Team
When being just a developer is not an option
the Devops team
When being just a developer is not an option
Who we are
And what does it mean to be one of us
RESPONSIBLE
We solve technical problems and build the security of the project.
TRANSPARENT
We collaborate across all aspects of the software delivery lifecycle, building transparent workflows.
AGILE
We create and improve delivery pipelines for various programming environments.
Technologies we use
Amazon Web Services
Docker
Kubernetes
Argo CD
Concourse
Packer
Terraform
Ansible
GitHub
Join Us!
Discover, grow and enjoy! Let us know who you are and start the journey.
Our recruitment process
Four clear steps, full transparency
STEP I
Discovery soft talk with a Talent Hero
STEP II
Assessment task & code review
STEP III
Technical talk
STEP IV
Final talk with CEO
Case studies
For Tapad we were supposed to develop integrations using Apache Spark. However, this didn’t meet our growing requirements, so we proposed a streaming architecture with Akka Streams.
This strategy brought the results we had expected from our initial project assumptions,
which means our approach to the problem had been well-founded from the beginning.
Find out more about Scalac’s consulting and Big data solutions (PDF).
Indeni is a company that develops Network automation software. Obviously, it needs a strong and robust technology infrastructure.
Our team helped Indeni design and deploy a true Reactive System which could intake a high rate of metrics for data storage and display.
The new system added scale, recovery and data persistence.
Qvantel wanted top-of-the-line solutions based on Scala and Akka. Quick to deploy,
scalable and highly reliable. Our customer now no longer has high memory or
synchronisation-related problems anymore.
Scalac is responsible for the architecture of the solution and for the direct communication with Qvantel clients.
Scalac designed the entire infrastructure for a private medical care system.
The bare-metal servers were not running properly and our client was wasting a lot of
resources just trying to host their systems.
The infrastructure had been set up in the pre-cloud era and some of the elements of the system had been set up in different hosting locations.
This meant it was hard to manage access, and transfer data.
Check out our solution for better architecture management (PDF).
Compute Cycles works with NGOs and development agencies such as the United Nations. The challenge and the primary goal of our cooperation was to build an MVP application from scratch.
The software was going to be used by governmental institutions to track budgets and the value generated by investing in the improvement of living conditions or other positive actions in different regions of the world, particularly in Africa.
Tips for fellow Devops
Junior
Getting started is never easy, especially in the fast-paced environment that is IT. If you see
yourself as a DevOps engineer, there is some stuff you have to learn. Our picks are Git, Linux, Python or Ruby, Docker, and cloud providers like AWS.
We recommend two great sources where you can learn all of that and much more
https://www.katacoda.com
https://linuxacademy.com
Both contain courses on a wide range of topics and provide playground environments
which you can use to practice.
Regular
Are you tired of manual work? Is your infrastructure not as robust as you thought?
Time to step up your game! In our opinion, this is what you need to learn:
OS configuration management – Ansible,
Infrastructure management – Terraform,
CI/CD tool – Jenkins,
Monitoring – Prometheus/Grafana,
Logs management – ELK stack.
The above toolset will allow you to create remarkable deployments!
Senior
Let’s be honest – if you consider yourself a senior DevOps, we will not point you to any
specific learning sources. You probably already know what you where you want to go and where your weaknesses lie. Still, we can show you what we use to broaden our knowledge and keep in touch with the latest stuff in the industry.
To know what’s going on, we mainly use Hackernews and Medium. The first one is a link
aggregator and discussion board, not only for IT-specific stuff but also for science, news,
and politics. The latter is a blog post collection site with high-quality knowledge and
inspiration.
We must warn you, however, that it’s easy to go down the rabbit hole with these two!
Want more?
Remember to grab a daily ebook on https://www.packtpub.com/, look for promotions on
https://www.humblebundle.com/, and subscribe to DevOpsLinks and Kaptain on
https://faun.dev/!
Tips for fellow Devops
Junior
Getting started is never easy, especially in the fast-paced environment that is IT. If you see
yourself as a DevOps engineer, there is some stuff you have to learn. Our picks are Git, Linux, Python or Ruby, Docker, and cloud providers like AWS.
We recommend two great sources where you can learn all of that and much more
https://www.katacoda.com
https://linuxacademy.com
Both contain courses on a wide range of topics and provide playground environments
which you can use to practice.
Regular
Are you tired of manual work? Is your infrastructure not as robust as you thought?
Time to step up your game! In our opinion, this is what you need to learn:
OS configuration management – Ansible,
Infrastructure management – Terraform,
CI/CD tool – Jenkins,
Monitoring – Prometheus/Grafana,
Logs management – ELK stack.
The above toolset will allow you to create remarkable deployments!
Senior
Let’s be honest – if you consider yourself a senior DevOps, we will not point you to any
specific learning sources. You probably already know what you where you want to go and where your weaknesses lie. Still, we can show you what we use to broaden our knowledge and keep in touch with the latest stuff in the industry.
To know what’s going on, we mainly use Hackernews and Medium. The first one is a link
aggregator and discussion board, not only for IT-specific stuff but also for science, news,
and politics. The latter is a blog post collection site with high-quality knowledge and
inspiration.
We must warn you, however, that it’s easy to go down the rabbit hole with these two!
Want more?
Remember to grab a daily ebook on https://www.packtpub.com/, look for promotions on
https://www.humblebundle.com/, and subscribe to DevOpsLinks and Kaptain on
https://faun.dev/!
Junior
2500 – 4000 PLN net
contract of employment
Regular
6000-9000 PLN net
B2B contract
Senior
10 000 – 17 000 PLN net
B2B contract
Join Us!
Discover, grow and enjoy! Let us know who you are and start the journey.
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