Integration Platform Operations. The plumbing, quiet.
Operations for the integration layer. iPaaS platforms, API gateways, event buses, and ETL. We run MuleSoft, Boomi, Kong, Kafka, Azure Logic Apps, and the rest of the plumbing that moves data between your systems.
What is included.
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iPaaS operations
MuleSoft, Boomi, Workato, or Azure Logic Apps kept healthy. Flow monitoring, error reprocessing, and version upgrades handled on schedule.
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API gateway operations
Kong, Apigee, AWS API Gateway, or Azure API Management. Rate limiting, auth, and quota management with the usage analytics your product team asks for.
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Event bus operations
Kafka, Event Hubs, Pub/Sub, or SNS/SQS. Broker hygiene, consumer lag monitoring, schema registry, and the dead-letter handling nobody else wants to own.
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ETL and batch operations
Informatica, SSIS, Airflow, or Dagster jobs operated with the same discipline as real-time flows. Retries, alerts, and the honest report when something failed.
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Integration security
Credential rotation, secret management, TLS enforcement, and the audit logs the security team expects. OAuth flows monitored.
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Change management
Deployment pipelines for integrations. Environment promotion. Contract tests that catch breaking changes before they reach production.
What we operate.
- MuleSoft
- Boomi
- Workato
- Azure Logic Apps
- Power Automate
- Kong
- Apigee
- AWS API Gateway
- Azure API Management
- Kafka
- Confluent
- Event Hubs
- SNS/SQS
- Informatica
- SSIS
- Airflow
- Dagster
How it works.
- Quarterly
- SLA-backed
- Monthly
- Always open
Questions we get.
- Can you operate platforms you did not build?
- Yes. Two-week onboarding audit first. Output is a runbook, a monitoring baseline, and a ranked list of tech-debt items worth fixing.
- What happens when an upstream API breaks the integration?
- Alerts fire before downstream consumers notice. We work the incident and the recovery. Permanent fix proposed and shipped on the next release cycle.
- Do you do integration development too?
- Yes, as part of the retainer or as a separate project engagement. Most ongoing work lives inside the retainer.
- How do you handle version upgrades?
- Planned quarterly, tested in non-production, cut over with rollback. Communicated to every owner of a flow that touches the change.
- What about observability?
- Flow telemetry piped into whatever you already use. Datadog, Splunk, or the platform's native tooling. Dashboards we can read at 3 AM.