The DevOps basically works in the infrastructure area, taking care of creating automated deployments for each component, ensuring cloud operations, stability, and continuous functioning of running services and applications. Infrastructure as Code at 100%, one of our missions 🦸‍♂️. Strict monitoring detects functionalities with problems, ensures better functioning of integrations between different components, helps to make the necessary adjustments in the infrastructure to improve performance and optimize the use of resources. All this ensures early detection of problems in such a way that many of them are detected and solved before reaching a customer-facing environment. At BOSS.Tech we manage an effective alerting system that integrates infrastructure with our task management system, so that each alert issued by an application functionality or by a service in the infrastructure arrives immediately, notifies and can be reviewed by the DevOps team. Capture of some alerts triggered from our infrastructure Once alerts are reviewed they can be treated as incidents, assigned as tasks and our team gets to work on their immediate resolution. Capture of some incidents created from alerts  This mechanism is expanded to each component of BOSS.Tech, so that the management of alerts and incidents covers various repositories, responsible parties, components and functionalities.  Incidents are automatically categorized based on error codes, making their analysis and assignment more effective, helping in a more agile solution of each incident. Our goal is to maintain as much coverage as possible over everything that runs and functions in our infrastructure, gradually increasing iteration after iteration the scope and capacity to observe and respond quickly to any problem. It is a mission that involves work between different teams (but that is not a problem at BOSS.Tech) and from which DevOps, Frontend & Backend developers benefit. One of our dashboard with some alarms triggered