DevSecOps
Our team is always open for new DevSecOps project contracts. We cover our responsibilities with meticulous and well-documented implementations. Our goal is project manager satisfaction.
Reshaping enterprise ecosystems with free and open source cloud solutions.
Explore UsWe guide enterprises to the path of cloud native and open source.
We help our customers implement practical solutions for their business.
We take excessive internal measures to keep our customers safe.
Our team provides a wide range of professional consulting and product support services for our customers.
Our company and engineers operate within the borders of the EU.
We are a small team of agile and highly trained professionals.
Our culture promotes security above all. We spend considerable resources to keep our customers and ourselves secure.
We believe in conducting business fairly and transparently.
Our team is always open for new DevSecOps project contracts. We cover our responsibilities with meticulous and well-documented implementations. Our goal is project manager satisfaction.
Our senior engineers provide 24/7 hotline product support services for your business. We are ready to assist your engineers should you face any product issues.
Some software vendors have recently raised their already high product license and support fees dramatically. Let us help you curb your IT spending by switching to more cost-efficient or free license solutions.
We believe that a proof of concept is more valuable than any slideshow. Hire us to demonstrate to you in your own system how cloud and FOSS enterprise software is able to serve your business needs.
Sysagnostic is keen to help you implement Infrastructure as Code ecosystems, maintaning an existing one, or introducing new solutions via our infrastructure code development services.
Good system performance hinges on numerous aspects, including architectural concepts, technologies deployed and infrastructural elements. Our colorful track record endows us with a holistic mindset for tuning your systems.
Systems hardening is often overlooked. Let us apply our methodical approach to audit, identify, close, and control potential security vulnerabilities throughout your organization.
Portable, extensible, open-source platform for managing containerized workloads and services, which facilitates both declarative configuration and automation.
A powerful, modular, & lightweight open-source Jakarta (formerly Java EE) application server.
100% Red Hat Enterprise Linux® compatible free Linux OS for the community, by the community.
One of the longest-established operating systems based on the Linux kernel, introduced in 1993.
Open-source enterprise operating system designed to be 100% compatible with Red Hat Enterprise Linux®.
The Linux Foundation’s open-source infrastructure as code tool. Fork of HashiCorp’s Terraform.
The world’s most comprehensive and broadly adopted cloud offering over 200 fully featured services.
Fully managed K8S service that enables you to run Kubernetes in both AWS cloud and on-premises.
Oracle Hotspot alternative open-source Java SE build based upon OpenJDK. Formerly named AdoptOpenJDK.
Open-source implementation of the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol.
Powerful & open-source object-relational database management system with over 35 years of active development.
VMware alternative open-source KVM based enterprise virtualization platform.
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Free and open-source software not only reduces operational costs, but reduces strategic and legal liabilities as well. Oracle’s Hotspot JDK is the perfect example where liabilities exclusively originate from the vendor’s behavior and its product’s non-FOSS nature.
Read moreWe tend to design business-critical systems to deal with extraordinary situations: natural disasters, human-induced incidents/accidents near data centers, or even acts of war targeting compute infrastructure. These occasions happen randomly from the designer’s perspective, so we need to have redundancies in place all the time to be able to deal with the fallout.
Read moreIn Part 1 of this blog post series, we discovered how the Java platform relates to others in terms of compilation and execution, we compared compilation strategies, and identified hot code in Java bytecode. Let’s continue the journey by exploring Java’s JIT internals.
Read morePlease let us know how we may help your business succeed.