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Interviews, a look at how the work really happens, and a short prototype of the riskiest idea. You get scope, budget and a roadmap in writing.
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Cloud & DevOps Engineering
Infrastructure that deploys safely, scales calmly and costs what it should.
How we work
Good infrastructure is invisible. Releases go out on a Tuesday afternoon without anyone holding their breath, and the monthly cloud bill makes sense. We set up and run infrastructure that works that way.
We design cloud architecture on AWS, Google Cloud, Azure and Cloudflare, described entirely as code so every environment is reproducible and every change is reviewed.
Automated pipelines test, build and deploy each change, with preview environments for review and one-click rollbacks. Monitoring, logging and alerting are tuned so your team hears about real problems — not noise.
Many clients come to us with a bill that grew faster than their traffic. A cost review usually finds 20–40% in savings through right-sizing, reserved capacity and moving static work to the edge.
What’s included
Deliverables, not deliverabullets.
Every engagement is scoped to your needs. These are the pieces we deliver most often.
- Cloud architecture and migration
- Infrastructure as code (Terraform, Pulumi)
- CI/CD pipelines with automated tests
- Monitoring, logging and on-call alerting
- Backups and disaster recovery plans
- Cloud cost review and optimization
Process
How a cloud & devops engineering project runs.
Design
Paper sketches, wireframes and clickable prototypes tested with real users, then a visual design system developers can build from.
2–4 weeksBuild
Two-week sprints with a working demo at the end of each one. You see progress in the software, not in a slide deck.
6–14 weeksLaunch & evolve
A careful release, training for your team, monitoring from day one — then a support plan that keeps the software improving.
OngoingFAQ
Cloud & DevOps Engineering questions.
Can you migrate us from a single server to the cloud?
Yes. We plan migrations in phases with a rollback path at each step and schedule cutovers outside your busy hours.
Do we need Kubernetes?
Usually not. For most small and mid-sized products, managed services and serverless platforms are simpler and cheaper. We recommend Kubernetes only when the workload genuinely needs it.
Can you help with security reviews and compliance?
We implement the technical controls that SOC 2 and HIPAA reviews look for — access control, encryption, audit logging and backups — and work with your compliance advisor.
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