AWS, Azure and GCP — sized for what you actually run
Infrastructure that stays up during a campaign spike, costs what it should, and lets your team ship without taking production down.
What this actually looks like day to day
Cloud bills grow faster than traffic. Deployments are manual and slightly frightening, so they happen rarely, so each one carries more risk.
Nobody’s confident the backups restore. None of this shows up as a crisis until the day it does.
Signs this is you
- The cloud bill keeps climbing faster than usage
- Deployments are manual and something everyone dreads
- Nobody has actually tested a backup restore
- One engineer is the only person who understands the infrastructure
Cloud & Platform Engineering, end to end
Cloud architecture & migration
Across AWS, Azure and GCP.
Cost review & optimisation
Usually the fastest visible return of anything on this page.
CI/CD & release automation
So shipping stops being an event.
Infrastructure as code
So your environment is reproducible rather than hand-assembled.
Reliability engineering
Monitoring, alerting, backup and tested restore, disaster recovery.
Hosting
For sites, ordering pages and internal tools that holds up under a spike.
Three ways to work with us
Advisory
We assess what you run today, architect what should replace it, and hand you a roadmap with sequencing and costs. You take it from there, or we build it.
Build
We deliver the work: design, development, integration, migration and rollout, against a scope and price agreed up front.
Run
We stay on to operate and support what we built, with stated response times and a regular review of what to fix or add next.
Deliverables, not just a plan
- Architecture and cost review with a prioritised action list
- Infrastructure as code in your repository
- Deployment pipelines your team operates
- Runbooks for the things that go wrong at 2am
Is this the right fit?
Teams running production workloads without dedicated platform engineers, and businesses whose cloud spend has grown out of proportion to their traffic.
Start with an honest look at what you run
Tell us what you're running today and where it hurts. We'll come back with the two or three changes worth making first — and if the answer is that your setup is fine, we'll say that instead.