DevOps approach and microservices-based architecture.
At alvatross, we use a DevOps approach to engage with our customers. We leverage the latest technologies to allow continuous update cycles and to deliver value faster to our customers.
How we deliver
Initial scoping phase.
We follow a customer journey methodology to gather customer requirements more accurately. They provide with the necessary features for the product backlog core, ready to be used in the following phases of the project.
Incremental and iterative development.
Our cutting-edge development methodologies are tailored to fit each client’s exact needs.
User acceptance tests (UAT).
Each product increment will be subjected to a user acceptance phase to ensure that the delivery meets the customer’s expectations.
Training.
We involve our customers in the necessary training plan to ensure they can independently use, manage and operate the new systems.
Migration.
If required, we analyse and execute the data migration from the legacy systems to the new architecture.
Babysitting, maintenance and support services.
The delivery and go-live of our products is only the end of the beginning. We have a wide variety of after-go-live services available to our customers.
Agile methodology
No matter how you measure it, DevOps is the way to go.
- (Very) Fast delivery time: As an evolution of Agile, DevOps uses automation to ensure a smooth flow of the software development lifecycle.
- Early error detection: Continuous monitoring and continuous testing are automated. Teams are daily empowered to share their feedback so that the defects are detected and resolved earlier.
- Improved customer experience: With delivery pipeline automation, the reliability and stability of an application after every new release is ensured.
- Higher internal collaboration: there are no Inter-departmental silos: security, systems, front-end, QA, and back-end teams work together to improve business agility across the organization. The entire team, together, is responsible for the quality and timeliness of the project
