Infrastructure you can hand to somebody else.
Deployments, monitoring, backups and recovery, written down and automated, on your accounts rather than ours.
What we set up.
The test of infrastructure is whether a new engineer can deploy on their first day and restore a backup on their second.
One command, any time
Push to a branch, get a release. No SSH ritual, no person who is the only one who knows.
The same everywhere
Everything runs as containers, so local, staging and production stop diverging in ways nobody can reproduce.
Restores you have tested
A backup nobody has restored is a hope. We run the restore, time it, and write down the number.
You hear it first
Uptime, errors and certificate expiry alert to somewhere a person reads, before a customer emails you.
Sized for what you use
Right-sized instances and a bill you can explain. Cloud spend is a design decision like any other.
Your cloud account
Infrastructure as code in your repository, on your account. Moving away from us is a permissions change.
Straight answers.
Which cloud should we use?
Usually the one your team already understands. We work across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, and for most projects the difference in cost and capability matters less than the difference in familiarity.
Can you take over infrastructure nobody documented?
Yes, and it is a common starting point. We map what exists, write it down, then bring it under code one piece at a time rather than rebuilding blind.
Do you host for us?
We can, or you host and we set it up. We prefer the second, because it is your business and you should be able to leave.
What about downtime during the move?
Migrations run alongside the old system with a switch at the end, and a way back. We agree the rollback before we start.
Tell us what you want to build or improve.
A few lines are enough to start. You get a reply within two working days.