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Software that runs on every system you use

We run your software anywhere: Windows, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), Ubuntu, and whatever else your program runs, including legacy systems and SCIFs.

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One code base, every system

Your code goes through one release process to Windows, RHEL, Ubuntu, and other current systems, to legacy systems such as RHEL 7, and on disc into SCIFs and classified networks.your codeone release processWindowsRHELUbuntuand othersRHEL 7SCIFs andclassified networkscurrent systemslegacyair-gappedYour code goes through one release process to Windows, RHEL, Ubuntu, and other current systems, to legacy systems such as RHEL 7, and on disc into SCIFs and classified networks.your codeone release processcurrent systemsWindowsRHELUbuntuand otherslegacyRHEL 7air-gappedSCIFs andclassifiednetworks
Fig. 1 One release process for every system your program runs: current, legacy, and air-gapped.

Told only “We need builds,” we specified and built a defense program’s entire release system in one month of work. It ships nightly releases on every supported system: Windows and RHEL 7, 8, and 9.

From “We need builds” to nightly releases on every system

Air-gapped systems and SCIFs

Your software is split across several DVD or Blu-ray discs; the discs are carried into the SCIF, where the software is reassembled, then built and run on the machines inside.your softwaresplitDVD or Blu-raydiscscarried ininside the SCIFreassembledbuilt and run hereYour software is split across several DVD or Blu-ray discs; the discs are carried into the SCIF, where the software is reassembled, then built and run on the machines inside.your softwaresplitDVD or Blu-raydiscscarried ininside the SCIFreassembledbuilt and run here
Fig. 2 Large projects are split across several discs and reassembled inside.

Case studies

Build and release

From “We need builds” to nightly releases on every system

A customer's integration team

Windows and RHEL releases from one build

Build and release

One test coverage report for a whole product, on every build

A customer's multi-team simulation software

Complete understanding of what code is tested and what isn't

Build and release

Current software running on RHEL 7, past end of maintenance

A customer's simulation software on its HPC cluster

Current software ran on a RHEL 7 HPC cluster on the first attempt

Air-gapped delivery

Developers inside a SCIF build releases with no network

A customer's air-gapped engineering team

Releases extended and built inside a SCIF

Engineering write-ups

Commercial teams: Industry

Can you support a system not listed here?

Yes. The same approach extends to other operating systems, compilers, and hardware; tell us what your program runs.

How long does it take to add a new operating system?

On a defense program’s release system, adding RHEL 9 took about a day from the decision to a shipped release, because every system builds from the same source.

Can you work on site?

Yes, as needed and for as long as the work needs, including inside SCIFs. Our founder holds a TS/SCI clearance.

What does an estimate cost?

Estimates are free. Send the scope through the contact form; we reply within one business day and send a written quote within five business days.

Send us the systems your software must run on.

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