Cloud infrastructure in your accounts, not ours.
We architect, migrate, and automate cloud environments across Azure, AWS, GCP, and Cloudflare: everything defined as code, in your accounts, with runbooks. When we are done, your team can operate it.
The anti-hostage clause.
Infrastructure as code, in your repo
Every resource defined in Terraform or native IaC, reviewable in a pull request. No console-clicked mystery servers.
CI/CD with zero-downtime deploys
Push to main, tests run, staging updates, production releases with a rollback path at every stage.
Migration with a documented rollback
Moving from on-prem, another cloud, or a legacy host, planned and executed with a way back at every stage.
Observability and a cost baseline
Logging, alerting, and uptime monitoring, plus a monthly cost model, so you know what infrastructure costs before the invoice does.
Codify before you change anything.
Infrastructure-as-code lives in your own repo and cloud subscription, documented well enough that ending the engagement costs you nothing.
Audit current infrastructure, deploy process, costs, and single points of failure, written up plainly.
Propose a target architecture with a running-cost estimate, including "stay where you are" if that is the honest answer.
Codify existing resources under infrastructure as code before anything changes, so there is a known-good baseline.
Migrate or build in reversible stages, each verified before the next.
Handover with runbooks, incident playbooks, and a walkthrough with your team.
Multi-cloud, recommend on fit
Azure, AWS, GCP, and Cloudflare: recommendations based on workload and cost, not a fixed platform allegiance.
Documented to survive us
Every engagement ends with your team able to operate the estate. Lock-in is a business model; it is not ours.
Small senior team
Faster diagnosis when app, database, and deployment issues overlap, because the same people understand all of it.
Tell us what's running today.
A short audit call is enough to tell you whether migrating, consolidating, or leaving things alone is the right call.
Discuss your infrastructure