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Cloud, DevOps & Platform Engineering
We design cloud foundations, automate delivery, and run the platforms your teams ship on.
Most cloud problems we see aren't about the cloud provider. They come from environments built by hand, pipelines nobody trusts, and access keys that never expire. We fix the foundation first, then automate everything on top of it.
We work on AWS and Azure. Every environment we build is defined in code, reviewed like code, and deployed by a pipeline, so you can rebuild it, audit it and change it safely.
What we do
Cloud architecture & migration
Landing zones, account and network design, and step-by-step migrations that keep the business running while workloads move.
Infrastructure as Code
Terraform modules and stacks for every environment, with remote state, reviews and automated plans, so no one changes production by hand.
CI/CD pipelines
GitHub Actions and Azure DevOps pipelines that build, test and deploy on every change, using short-lived OIDC credentials instead of stored keys.
Container orchestration
Kubernetes (EKS, AKS) and simpler container platforms sized to your team, with sensible defaults for scaling, logging and upgrades.
Is this for you?
Teams usually call us when one or more of these sounds familiar:
- Deployments need a specific person and a free afternoon.
- Nobody is sure what is running in the cloud account, or why it costs what it does.
- Long-lived access keys sit in CI settings or on laptops.
- Dev, test and production drifted apart and behave differently.
What you get
- Environments you can recreate from code in minutes
- Deployments that run on every merge, with a clear rollback
- No long-lived cloud credentials in pipelines
- Documentation and a hand-over, so your team owns the result
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Cloud & DevOps Automation Assessment
A focused review of your cloud, infrastructure, and delivery processes that shows you exactly where automation and improvement will have the most impact.
- 1Current State
- 2Problems
- 3Opportunities
- 4Recommendations
- 5Roadmap
What we review
- Cloud architecture and infrastructure
- Terraform / Infrastructure as Code
- CI/CD and deployment processes
- Monitoring and security practices
- Cloud costs
- Manual operational work
What you receive
- Current-state overview
- Key problems and risks
- Automation opportunities
- Prioritized recommendations
- Implementation roadmap
Book an Assessment
Typically completed in 2 weeks.
Frequently asked questions
Do you work with AWS, Azure or both?
Both. We design and run environments on AWS and Azure, and we help teams that use one for most workloads and the other for specific services.
Can you improve an existing setup instead of starting again?
Yes, and that's the usual case. We start with an assessment of what you have, import existing resources into Terraform where it makes sense, and improve the riskiest parts first.
Will our team be able to run it after you leave?
That's the goal. Everything is in your repositories as code, with documentation and walkthroughs, and we can stay on for support if you want us to.
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