Services
Cloud and DevOps
Infrastructure you can rebuild from a repository, a pipeline that catches problems before users do, and a bill you can explain.
Rebuildable, not remembered
Every environment defined in a repository and reviewed like application code. Nothing important should exist only because someone clicked it once in a console.
Small changes, often
Build, test, scan and deploy on every merge, with an automated path back. Teams that can release safely on a Friday release better software.
Know before your users tell you
Structured logs, useful metrics, traces across service boundaries, and alerts tied to what a user would notice rather than to a graph turning red. We tune out the noise, because an alert nobody trusts is worse than no alert at all, and we write the runbook that says what to do when one fires.
The unglamorous defaults
Least privilege access, secrets kept out of repositories, dependency and image scanning, backups that have actually been restored, and an audit trail.
A bill you can explain
Tagging, budgets and alerts, right sizing, and the removal of idle environments. Most overspend is forgotten resources rather than a bad architecture.
What we build with
We work in your cloud account under your billing, so the setup stays yours whether or not we stay involved.
How the work runs
Map what runs
What is deployed, where, by whom and at what cost. This is usually the first time a team sees the whole picture written down.
Agree the target
Environments, access model, deployment flow and alerting, sized to the team you have rather than the team you might hire.
Migrate in steps
Infrastructure into code and services onto the new pipeline, one at a time, with a rollback at every step.
Hand over the pager
Runbooks, alert routing and training, then a retainer or a clean handover to your own on call rotation.
Questions we get asked
Do we need Kubernetes?
Usually not. Most teams are better served by managed services and containers until scale or a genuine multi tenancy requirement justifies the operational cost. We will say so plainly.
Can you work in our existing cloud account?
Yes, and we prefer it. We work under your billing with scoped access, so the infrastructure and the relationship with the provider stay yours.
How do you handle secrets and access?
Secrets live in a managed secret store, never in a repository. Access is least privilege and time bound, and every change to infrastructure goes through review like application code.
What kind of savings are realistic?
It depends entirely on the starting point, so we will not promise a number before looking. The common wins are idle environments, oversized instances and storage nobody owns.
Do you offer on call cover?
Under a support retainer, within agreed hours and response targets. Our service levels page sets out the severity definitions and the targets that go with them.
Infrastructure holding you back?
Tell us what breaks, what it costs and who gets woken up. We will propose a baseline and the order to fix things in.