DevOps consulting
Unblock delivery: pipelines, infrastructure as code, containers, and the working agreements that make automation stick.
- CI/CD pipeline design
- Infrastructure as Code
- Container platforms
- Delivery culture & ownership
WBAT, LLC d/b/a Teller’s Tech
We operate as Teller’s Tech — our main platform. The legal entity is WBAT, LLC (d/b/a Teller’s Tech). Consulting engagements, statements, and legacy billing use WBAT, LLC; day-to-day brand and products live on Teller’s Tech. We help organizations build delivery systems that hold up under load: CI/CD, reliability practices, Terraform on AWS, and coaching that sticks after we leave.
Practical help where delivery and operations meet — not a slide deck.
Unblock delivery: pipelines, infrastructure as code, containers, and the working agreements that make automation stick.
Make reliability measurable. SLOs, monitoring that pages the right people, and incident habits that improve the system.
Workshops and 1:1 coaching so your team can own the stack — not depend on a permanent external bottleneck.
WBAT, LLC d/b/a Teller’s Tech — we operate as Teller’s Tech for media, products, and community. Consulting and charges on your statement still show WBAT, LLC, the registered business name.
Depth where modern infrastructure actually lives.
Modular HCL that teams can review, reuse, and evolve — versioned infrastructure with clear boundaries.
Architecture and delivery on AWS — from compute and networking to serverless and containers — sized to the problem.
Change review, Actions pipelines, and deploy paths that treat Git as the source of truth for apps and infra.
A short loop. Assess what is real, plan what matters, implement with your team, then leave them stronger.
Map workflows, infrastructure, and ownership. Find the constraints that actually block delivery.
A roadmap sized to your risk and capacity — not a 40-workstream fantasy.
Build alongside your team so changes land without a freeze and without a black box.
Transfer the skills to operate and extend what we put in place.
Measure, tighten, and remove friction as the system runs in production.
Email or call — we will figure out whether a short engagement is the right next step.