Reign Ops case studies.
Two engagement summaries: a European bank’s recurring Apple-silicon CI deployment made repeatable, and a software and market intelligence company’s four engineering tools consolidated onto one managed runtime while production continued.
In both, the tools the engineers already used stayed in place; what changed was the platform underneath them. Both customers are anonymized.
Apple-silicon CI on AWS, turned into something repeatable.
A European bank’s Apple-silicon capacity on AWS EC2 Mac, operated for its existing CloudBees CI.
A manual lift each time it was needed.
Used by the bank’s own teams without a specialist in the room.
CloudBees CI, the CI system the bank’s engineers already used.
Built inside what the bank already ran, rather than rebuilt for the bank’s teams each time.
Four tools, one runtime, no production disruption.
A software and market intelligence company that ran CloudBees CI, GitLab, SonarQube and JFrog as four separate tools.
Four upgrade cycles, four access models, four places to look when something failed.
Separating the workloads means one tool’s bad afternoon is not everyone’s.
One runtime, one service level and one trail across all four tools.
Each tool worked on its own; the cost of four operating models is paid in engineering time rather than license fees, so it rarely shows on a budget line.
Discuss a platform you want operated.
A CI environment you want to make repeatable, or a toolchain that needs an operating owner. We will look at what it would take inside the tooling your engineers already use, and what we would move first.