Staging environments
We build test environments with the same stack as production, so what works there also works in production.
Tell us what is happening: we review your situation and identify what makes sense to assess first.
Test without putting production at risk
We test in production because there is no other environment.
Does any of this sound familiar?
- Testing happens directly in production.
- The test environment is different and errors show up late.
- Building a new environment takes days.
- Test data gets mixed with real data.
- Nobody knows which version runs where.
How we solve it
Application servers with preconfigured stacks, cloud servers, backups and monitoring.
- 01
Discovery
We review your stack, your services and how you test today.
- 02
Sizing
We define how many environments you need and with what resources.
- 03
Proposal
We deliver the environment scheme and how test data is handled.
- 04
Implementation
We provision the environments with the same stack as production.
- 05
Operation
We monitor and maintain the agreed environments.
What to expect
- Errors caught before they reach users.
- Changes you can test with peace of mind.
- An environment created and reset with a documented procedure.
Services we solve it with
What depends on a technical assessment
The application's stack and services, number of environments, test data volume and resources needed.
What it does not cover
We don't write the tests or develop your application.
Frequently asked questions
Can it be identical to production?
We use the same stack; differences in resources are agreed in the proposal.
Who loads the test data?
It is defined in the proposal; we do not copy real data without an agreed criterion.
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I have to publish my API reliably.
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I push changes by hand over SSH.
View solution →Tell us what you need to solve
The first conversation is about understanding the situation. You do not need to know the right product in advance.
