Modernization Sprint

Once the infrastructure problem is clear, Desir Solutions executes a short, scoped sprint around one defined technical outcome instead of stretching delivery across an open-ended consulting statement.

Scope a Sprint Start With Assessment

Best Sprint Use Cases

This offer is designed for work that can be clearly bounded, delivered fast, and handed back cleanly.

Linux / RHEL Remediation

Upgrade planning, configuration cleanup, automation improvements, and stabilization work for aging server estates.

Terraform / Ansible Baseline

Build or clean up foundational infrastructure code, inventory structure, variable handling, and deployment workflows.

VMware and On-Prem Cleanup

Dependency review, modernization sequencing, documentation, and preparation for phased migration or consolidation work.

Delivery Workflow Improvement

GitHub Actions, release controls, validation steps, and operational runbooks that reduce manual change risk.

How the Sprint Runs

  1. Kickoff
    Confirm scope, dependencies, access, owners, and success criteria.
  2. Execution
    Deliver the agreed technical work with weekly written status and issue escalation.
  3. Validation
    Review outputs, document any open items, and confirm handoff readiness.
  4. Handoff
    Provide runbooks, implementation notes, and next-step recommendations.

Commercial Shape

Typical Range

$12,000-$25,000 depending on scope, timeline, and environment complexity.

Timeline

Usually 2-6 weeks with one clear deliverable set and a documented out-of-scope boundary.

Best Practice

Use the sprint after the assessment has already defined the work. That prevents vague scope and protects delivery speed.

Do not scope a sprint until the problem is tight.

If the environment is still unclear, the paid assessment should happen first.

Review the Assessment