Cloud & infrastructure
Cloud infrastructure services sized to your real traffic and budget
We design and run infrastructure on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, sized to actual load rather than a reference diagram that costs four times what you need. Every environment ships with monitoring, alerting, automated backups and a tested recovery procedure.
What this includes
The work, and what you receive for it.
Cloud architecture
Designing systems on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud sized to real load and real budget.
You receive
- Architecture diagram
- Cost projection
- IaC templates
- Scaling plan
Server management
Provisioning and running Linux and Windows servers, VPS and dedicated hosts.
You receive
- Hardened base image
- Access policy
- Patch schedule
- Access log
DevOps
Automated build, test and deployment with CI/CD, Docker and containers.
You receive
- Pipeline
- Container images
- Environment parity
- Rollback procedure
Monitoring
Round-the-clock watch on servers, applications, databases and APIs, with alerts that reach a person.
You receive
- Dashboards
- Alert rules
- On-call routing
- Uptime reporting
Backup and disaster recovery
Automated backups, tested restores, and a documented plan for the bad day.
You receive
- Backup schedule
- Restore test report
- RTO/RPO targets
- DR runbook
How we work
One process, no surprises at the finish.
- A
We sit with the people who will use it, not just the person buying it, and write down what it has to do.
- B
You get a scope, a number and a timeline before any production code exists — including the monthly running cost.
- C
We build in short cycles with a working demo at the end of each one.
- D
Handover: your repository, your cloud account, documentation, training, and a named engineer who knows the system.
Who this is for
Products with growing traffic
What worked at a hundred users is failing at ten thousand.
Teams with an unexplained cloud bill
Spending is climbing and nobody can say why.
Businesses with no recovery plan
Backups exist, but nobody has ever restored one.
Questions
Answers before you ask.
- How do you control cloud costs?
- We size architecture to real traffic and produce a cost projection before anything is provisioned, so the bill is a decision rather than a surprise.
- What is included in disaster recovery?
- Automated backups, an actually-tested restore, defined RTO and RPO targets, and a recovery runbook a stranger could follow.
- Do we get access to the infrastructure?
- Yes. Infrastructure is defined as code in your repository and monitoring dashboards are yours to access.
The divisions behind this
Tell us the problem. We'll tell you what it actually needs.
You get a straight answer on scope, cost and timeline — and an honest note if we think this is not the work you should be doing first.