Why wouldn't I just hire a DevOps full time?

We get this question a lot. Happy to answer. For starters, a high senior level DevOps knows his worth and can easily make $300,000 per year (not to mention how hard is to find one). Aside from that, you would be paying him even when you don't have a lot of work for him while here, you would just cancel the subscribtion. There is also the quesiton of paying all the adds for full time DevOps like retirement, healthcare etc. This way it's one subscribtion and you are done.

Is there a limit on how many requests I can have at the same time?

Once you become a subscriber, you can add as many requests (tasks) as you want in the queue and depending on the plan you've chosen they will be delivered one by one or two at once.

How fast can I expect my requests to be completed?

On average most requests are completed in just two days or less. However, more complex requests could either take a little bit longer or be split into multiple requests.

Which clouds do you support?

InstaDevOps is only supporting AWS (Amazin) right now due to massive client preference for AWS over Azure or GCP

How do I request DevOps tasks?

InstaDevOps is very flexible when it comes to this. You will be doing all the requests inside your own private Trello board but when it comes to giving and sharing certain sensitive files, keys and accesses, InstaDevOps will be providing you with secured, encrypted and burnable options to ensure everything stays safe.

What if I am not satisfied with the result?

InstaDevOps is confident that you will be happy with delivery but of course in case we don't get it right first time, we will continue to revise untill we are sure you are 100% satisfied.

Is there any type of work that you don't cover?

InstaDevOps is making sure to work only with globally available tech stacks and tools. Using internal company tools would be hard for us as it would be the very first time using them. Also we try to avoid GCP and Azure since 90% of our clients are on AWS.

Can this service be customised to fit my company's specific needs?

Yes, InstaDevOps is opened to adapt to your custom company needs as part of Enterprise subscribtion plan. For more information please book a call with us. Looking forward hearing from you.

What if I have only one single request for you?

That is completely fine, you can let us finish that request and pause your subscribtion and return once you have more work for us. The remaining days of your subscribtion will be saved for the future and you won't be charged again untill you use those days.

Do you accept payments in crypto?

At InstaDevOps we tend to be opened to different solutions and adaptations to make sure our subscribers can get what they want. Since we have a lot of experience in WEB3 industry, we will be happy to accept crypto transactions as well. Please contact us at hello@instadevops.com with your query and let's get started today!

Are there refunds if I don't like the service?

InstaDevOps is confident that you will love the service. Sadly, we do not offer refunds due to high quality nature of work and time spent on the requests, therefore no refunds will be issued.

Python for DevOps: Automating AWS, Kubernetes, and CI/CD with Boto3 and Fabric

Python has become the default scripting language for DevOps automation. Bash scripts work for simple tasks, but once you need error handling, API integrations, data processing, or testable code, Python's ecosystem is unmatched. Boto3 provides complete AWS API coverage, the official Kubernetes Python client manages clusters programmatically, and libraries like Fabric, Paramiko, and Invoke handle SSH and local command execution.

Boto3 is the most commonly used DevOps Python library. Automating AWS operations - cleaning up unattached EBS volumes, rotating IAM access keys older than 90 days, generating cost reports across accounts, or managing EC2 instances based on tags - becomes straightforward with Boto3's resource and client interfaces. Use sessions with assumed roles for cross-account automation, paginators for listing large result sets, and waiters for operations that take time (instance launch, stack creation). For Kubernetes, the official Python client mirrors kubectl functionality: list pods, scale deployments, apply manifests, and watch for resource changes programmatically.

The key to maintainable DevOps Python is treating scripts like production code. Use Click or Typer for CLI argument parsing instead of sys.argv. Structure code in functions and classes, not monolithic scripts. Write unit tests with pytest and mock AWS calls with moto. Use virtual environments and pin dependencies. For recurring tasks, package your scripts as Python packages with proper entry points rather than running raw .py files. Fabric excels for SSH-based automation when you need to run commands on remote servers - deploying to legacy infrastructure, collecting diagnostics, or managing services that are not yet containerized.

Need DevOps automation expertise? InstaDevOps builds custom automation tooling for AWS, Kubernetes, and CI/CD workflows. Book a free consultation.

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