Simon Kelada-Polupanov

Yes.

Nobody cares about DevOps until things go wrong and things break and then people keep running.

Yeah, but we love it.

We love the boring.

Yes.

So, yeah, love to offer this service to Web3 community.

Yeah, I think a couple of points here.

I think because the Web3 space is such a fast moving space, or it was when people kind of started realizing what it can do.

And especially now with AI coming around, you know, it's like anything is possible now.

So the nature of this velocity is like people just don't have time to stop and think and to set up a server properly.

To set up a proper monitoring in place and scrape logs and make sure that everything is running reliable.

So that's one thing is kind of DevOps is on the back burner.

Yeah.

And yeah.

Yes.

So the function of Keeper, as I alluded to before, is to automate and monitor smart contracts and wallets, right?

It's just basically as basic as that, as simple as that.

And back in Maker Days, during the four years of running TechOps, we had a number of clients coming to us and saying, hey, I've got a smart contract.

I've got a wallet that the wallet needs to be topped up.

and to stop it from running empty right i've got a bunch of smart contracts can you make sure they execute at a certain time or a certain condition because as we know my contracts can't execute themselves somebody has to pay for gas and so we found ourselves over and over writing custom scripts