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DevOps Solutions for ERP Projects

An ERP system needs somewhere to run, and someone needs to ensure new software versions reach users in an orderly fashion. We help with both: hosting and maintenance of ERP systems, and DevOps support in ERP projects.

Our specializations

Hosting & Maintenance for ERPYour ERP system needs somewhere to run and someone to look after it daily. We handle hosting and maintenance of ERP systems so the implementation team and the business can focus on working in the system. Hosting is the server where the ERP runs. Maintenance is daily care: updates, monitoring, backups and incident response.→DevOps Support for ERP ProjectsIn an ERP project, preparing the software isn't enough – it also needs to be deployed and released to the client. We support implementation teams in this area: we deploy add-ons and integrations, configure deployment pipelines and ensure changes reach the production environment in an orderly manner. We use Docker among other tools.→

Why choose us

  • ✓Hosting and maintenance of ERP systems
  • ✓Controlled-mode deployments
  • ✓Monitoring and rapid incident response
  • ✓Separate development, test and production environments

How we work

1

Infrastructure assessment

We review the current state of servers, deployments and monitoring. We identify risks and gaps specific to the ERP environment.

2

Environment design

We propose a server and environment architecture (dev / test / prod) adapted to the ERP system's requirements and release cycle.

3

Setup and automation

We configure hosting, CI/CD pipelines and monitoring. ERP deployments become reproducible and controlled.

4

Handover and ongoing support

We document everything, hand over access and can remain as the operational team for maintenance and incident response.

Frequently asked questions

Is ERP DevOps different from standard DevOps?

Yes — ERP systems have specific deployment procedures, database migration requirements and licensing constraints that general DevOps tooling doesn't account for by default. We adapt pipelines and automation to those constraints. A good example is the RDP administrative station, which a typical developer would avoid at all costs but is a standard part of ERP operations.

Can you take over hosting of a system deployed by the ERP vendor?

Yes. We start with an audit of the existing infrastructure, then take over gradually — first monitoring, then deployments, then full operational responsibility. We coordinate with the vendor during the handover.

What monitoring do you set up for ERP environments?

We monitor at multiple layers: server health, application uptime, ERP-specific error logs and business-critical process completion. Alerts go to the right people — not just the operations team.

Let's Talk

We'd be happy to answer your questions, discuss the details, and find a solution tailored to your company's needs.