Extensive Industry Experience

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Public Sector.
Betting and Gaming.
New Media.
Telecommunications.

DevOps Consultancy

  • DevOps Transformation and Automation Projects
  • Agile Coding, Building, Testing & Deployment
  • Accelerate DevOps processes

Architecture Design

  • Simple, Scalable, Secure and Performant Infrastructure
  • Infrastructure as Code
  • Multi Cloud Capable - AWS, Azure, GCP

Automation and Tooling

  • Continuous Integration
  • Continuous Delivery
  • Continuous Deployment
  • CircleCI / Jenkins Pipelines
  • Puppet Configuration Management
  • Ansible / Terraform DSL

Web Operations

Specialists in large scale, geographically diverse high load platforms incorporating layer 7 intelligence

Software Support

Fully supporting all major Linux operating systems, including Red Hat, Ubuntu, CentOS, Fedora and Debian.

Cloud Adoption

Utilising extensive delivery experience, our highly-skilled DevOps Engineers can augment existing teams, supporting capability building to grow scarce skills from within, and provide on-going support for operational management and maintenance activities.

Deployment Automation

We support managing deployment automation using Terraform, Terragrunt, Puppet, Chef, Groovy and Ansible

Business Challenges

As DevOps transformation and delivery specialists we’ve guided our clients through some of the toughest challenges they’ve faced. From digitising UK Government services to improve citizen engagement, to managing large-scale public cloud migrations for some of the UK’s leading financial services organisations, we’ve developed a wealth of experience in assisting organisations to adopt new technologies and ways of working. Explore more about our services today.

Consultancy

We guide our clients to evolve and adopt the next generation of DevOps culture. We can provide all the insight and expertise you need to get off the ground on the journey into cloud computing and take those first steps towards continuous delivery.

Testimonials

We have worked with many clients and we always like to hear they come out from the cooperation happy and satisfied. Have a look what our clients said about us.

  • ….. an outstanding service supplier. They have considerable Linux knowledge and experience which has enabled them to successfully undertake a number of complicated migrations and platform designs for us. They do what they say they’re going to do when they say they’re going to do it and challenges are never problems. These qualities are rare.

    John McIntyre

    CEO, TransTech

  • We are delighted with our choice of service provider, and have nothing but good things to say about NVB. Nick and his team have acted with a high level of professionalism and competence in all respects. We cannot recommend them highly enough.

    John McIntyre

    CEO, TransTech

  • …..worked with NVBGroup to implement a Continuous Delivery pipeline, which included a collaboration platform, version control software, Agile development tools and a Virtual Private Cloud within Amazon Web Services. Development times have seen a huge improvement, with five month cycle times cut to just one month. New environments are now built quickly and inexpensively with reduction in lead time, and the team have clear visibility and control over their individual requirements.

    John McIntyre

    CEO, TransTech

  • We definitely didn’t have the luxury of time, so we knew we needed a partner with the right skills and expertise to have any hope of meeting our deadline. We couldn’t have done it without their extensive cloud and infrastructure migration experience, effective processes and great communication.

    John McIntyre

    CEO, TransTech

  • Migrating to the cloud was just part of the challenge we faced. We wanted to redesign the entire software suite, to make it smarter, more secure and more flexible. NVB Group understood the need and they helped make it happen in short order.

    John McIntyre

    CEO, TransTech

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Go is for lovers

on September 17, 2015

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Hugo is for lovers

on August 3, 2015

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