Service
Cloud Infrastructure
Cloud infrastructure is the hosting, networking and tooling your software runs on. We design and build it on the major cloud platforms, define it as code so it can be reproduced, and put monitoring, backups and cost controls in place so it stays secure and affordable as it grows.
What you get
- Architecture on AWS, Azure or GCP, with the reasoning documented
- Infrastructure defined as code and delivered through CI/CD pipelines
- Security configuration, backups and recovery procedures
- Monitoring and alerting
- Cost visibility and controls
A good fit when
- You are moving software from servers you manage to the cloud
- The current setup is hard to reproduce, slow to deploy or costly
- You need security, backups and monitoring that someone is accountable for
How a project runs
Four steps, no surprises.
Each stage ends with something you can read, try or approve, so you always know where things stand.
Talk
You describe the problem. We ask questions until we both understand it.
You get
- A written summary of the problem and the goal
- Honest options and trade-offs
- A straight answer on whether we are the right fit
We need from you
A short brief, any existing systems and your deadlines.
Scope
We turn the conversation into a plan you can approve.
You get
- What gets built and in what order
- A cost and timing estimate
- Risks and assumptions listed up front
We need from you
Your sign-off on scope and priorities.
Build
Working software in short cycles, so you see progress and can change course.
You get
- Something you can try at the end of each cycle
- Regular progress updates
- Tested, documented code in your own repository
We need from you
Quick feedback and one decision-maker we can reach.
Support
We stay on to run, fix and extend what we shipped.
You get
- Deployment and a clean handover
- Monitoring, fixes and updates
- Room to add features or extra engineers later
We need from you
Report issues by email and we pick them up.
Common questions
What does infrastructure as code mean?
It means servers, networks and services are described in version-controlled files rather than configured by hand. Environments can then be recreated exactly, changes are reviewed like any other code, and mistakes are easier to find and undo.
Which cloud platform should we choose?
It depends on what you already use, the services you need and where your team has skills. We work with AWS, Azure and GCP and recommend one on those grounds, not by default.
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