Docker, where dev and prod finally match.
Containerization that eliminates “works on my machine” for real — lean, secure images and a development setup that mirrors production.
Why teams choose Docker — and when we agree.
Lean images, not bloated defaults
Multi-stage builds and minimal base images — smaller attack surface and faster deploys.
Dev environments that mirror production
Docker Compose setups that actually match what runs in production, not a simplified approximation.
Security scanning as a default
Image vulnerability scanning built into the pipeline, not a manual occasional check.
Container orchestration readiness
Images and configs built to graduate cleanly to Kubernetes or ECS when that's the right next step.
Docker work we actually ship.
Application containerization
Dockerizing existing applications properly — multi-stage builds, sane layer caching, minimal images.
Local development environments
Docker Compose setups that get new engineers productive in minutes, not days.
CI/CD image pipelines
Automated build, scan, and push pipelines for container images.
Migration to container orchestration
Preparing containerized apps for Kubernetes or ECS deployment.
What clients ask before hiring us for Docker.
Almost always, yes — multi-stage builds and better layer caching usually cut image size and build time significantly without changing application behavior.
Not necessarily — plenty of workloads run fine on simpler orchestration like ECS or even Docker Compose in production. We'll recommend based on your actual scale, not by default.
Got a Docker project in mind?
A 30-minute call with a principal engineer — no salespeople, no slide decks. You will leave with a written perspective on your plan whether we end up working together or not.