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Cloud · DevOps

Cloud and DevOps engineering

The part that decides whether software survives contact with real use: where it runs, how it ships, how you know when it breaks, and what it costs each month.

  • Built into every build
  • Cost visible before go-live
  • You keep the keys

The problem

Applications are usually deployed once and operated by nobody

A build finishes, something goes live, and the questions nobody answered surface later: who gets paged, how a fix ships, what happens when the instance restarts, why the bill tripled. These are cheap decisions before go-live and expensive ones afterwards.

How we work on this

Prototype first, then the build you approved.

We treat deployment and operations as part of the build rather than a phase after it. The environment, the pipeline, the backups, the monitoring and the monthly cost are agreed before the production build starts. Everything runs in your own cloud account, under your billing, with your team holding the keys.

What this covers

Capabilities, and where each one stops.

  • Cloud environments

    Production and staging set up in your own account, sized for real traffic rather than an imagined peak.

  • Deployment pipelines

    A repeatable path from change to production, so shipping a fix is routine rather than an event.

  • Monitoring and alerting

    Knowing that something is wrong before a user tells you, with alerts that go to a person who can act.

  • Backups and recovery

    Backups that have been restored at least once, because an untested backup is a hope.

  • Cost review

    What the thing costs a month, seen before go-live and again afterwards, with the obvious savings taken.

We do not sell managed hosting or a retained operations team, and we are not a 24/7 support desk. We set it up so your team can run it, and we say plainly when a workload needs an operator we are not.

How it is built

Decisions we make the same way every time.

  • Runs in your cloud account, under your billing and your access control
  • Infrastructure defined as code, so an environment can be rebuilt
  • Least-privilege access, encryption in transit and at rest, audit logging
  • Rollback path agreed before the first deploy
  • Handover documentation written for your team

Questions

The questions people ask about this work.

Whose cloud account does it run in?

Yours. We build in your account so you hold the keys, see the bill and can change providers without asking us.

Do you provide 24/7 support?

No. We set up monitoring, alerting and a rollback path so your team can operate it, and we are honest when a workload needs a dedicated operations team.

Tell us where it runs today

Describe what you are running and what worries you about it. We will tell you what we would change first.

Tell us where it runs today →

Start here

A sentence about what is slow, manual or missing is enough. We come back with a view on the fastest useful thing to put in front of you, and an honest answer on whether we are the right people to build it.