Initial Setup Solutions!
We get it — setup shouldn’t be your headache. That’s why we’ve refined our process to handle everything, from hardware to knowledge transfer, without draining your time or resources. Wondering how? Let’s break it down.
Setup info Checklist 1.01.02
Why Does Setup Take So Long?
When everyone is celebrating the start of a new engagement, the Dev team is unfortunately stuck, mostly because of the Setup. Neither the Customer nor the Service Provider has bothered to pay attention to the Setup (hardware, software dependencies, libraries and tools), right upfront. The Customer hasn’t provided and the Service Provider hasn’t asked!
So, when it’s time to run, everyone is left stranded – waiting, waiting, waiting for the Setup that seems to take eternity to get done – procurement takes time, configuring takes time and getting the environments ready takes even more time. By then, precious time has already slipped by and the mad race to catch-up lost weeks has already begun.
How does the setup info checklist help?
- Hardware specs (Processor, RAM, GPU)
- Tech stack (Frameworks, languages)
- Tools (IDEs, DevOps, testing tools)
- Third-party components (Licenses, cloud services)
This will help you
Save setup time Cut efforts by 25% in 2 months Avoid frustrating delays
Ready to Start Faster? Let’s get your project running smoothly from day one.
Containerized approach 1.01.03
Why does setup take weeks when it could be much faster?
The project kicks off, expectations are set, and everyone is eager to move fast. But the Supplier Team? They’re still figuring out the Setup. The right tools, configurations, and environments aren’t ready. No one flagged it early—local guidance wasn’t in place, and updates on roadblocks weren’t flowing until delays became obvious.
By the time everyone gets the right access, figures out dependencies, and sets things up, so much time is already gone. What should’ve been a quick start turns into a never-ending wait, pushing timelines that were already tight.
How does the container setup help?
- Local, open-source container images speed up the process.
- No kernel or port access (but honestly, 90% of setups don’t even need it).
- Cuts setup efforts by 25% in the first 2 months.
What You Get
Use a containerized approach for a quick start while the full setup is in progress.
Want to speed up your setup? Start strong with a containerized approach.