The AI agenda at the AWS event opens with a warning: “Most AI strategies stall between experiment and production.” OpsWerks operates the Kubernetes clusters, pipelines, and platforms beneath your AI, with upgrades, patches, and incident response on our pager, while your engineers build what’s next.
We’re at the AWS event November 30 to December 4. Bring us the on-call load, the cluster upgrade and patch deadlines, or the migration your team can’t absorb, and let’s find twenty minutes to talk through what we’d take off your plate.
Mike LamStrategic Accounts
Asia SelkeDirector of SalesAWS calls this year’s event “cloud and AI’s biggest week,” and its operations sessions pitch agents that triage, remediate, and page you less. OpsWerks operates the systems underneath and takes the first response, 24/7, inside your runbooks.
AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner
AWS Certified Solutions Architect - AssociateOpsWerks takes first response inside your stack and runbooks, handles triage and remediation, and coordinates escalation around the clock. We tune thresholds, suppress duplicate alerts, and feed incident findings back into the runbooks.
Inference and data workloads land on Kubernetes fleets with hard version and vulnerability deadlines. OpsWerks operates the fleets and the Spark, Kafka, and Airflow pipelines they support, coordinates upgrades with service owners, and runs automated validation and diagnostics after every change, so your SREs stay on platform engineering.
With a renewal or end-of-life deadline approaching, OpsWerks audits dependencies and plans the migration waves. We validate the target, execute controlled cutovers with a rollback path, and retire legacy systems after stability is confirmed and your team signs off.
We don’t bill hours; we own results.
Your team trains our first team once. After that, OpsWerks trains every new member itself, and your new SREs too, so the context stays when people move on.
“Indispensable to my sanity and to me, personally. Because I would not have been able to do this without you guys.”
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Bring us an on-call rotation, an upgrade backlog, or a migration deadline, and we’ll map what OpsWerks can take on. In Las Vegas, we’ll work through access, approvals, escalation paths, and the handover your team would need.
