Infrastructure that stays up and costs what it should
Cloud bills grow quietly and deploys become events people schedule around. We fix both: right-size what you run, automate how it ships, and make failures visible before your customers find them.
Typical cloud cost reduction after a first review
Uptime target for production workloads
Target time from merge to production
AWS, Azure and Google Cloud supported
What you get
Deliverables, not deliverable-shaped promises
Cloud migration and architecture
Moving from on-premise or between providers, with an architecture sized for your real traffic rather than a worst-case guess that bills you monthly.
CI/CD pipelines
Automated build, test and deploy so shipping is routine. Rollbacks are one command, and nobody deploys by hand on a Friday evening.
Infrastructure as code
Terraform or equivalent, so your environments are reproducible and reviewable rather than a configuration that only one person understands.
Observability and alerting
Logging, metrics, tracing and alerts that fire on symptoms customers would notice, not on every transient blip that trains people to ignore alarms.
Cost optimisation
Right-sizing, reserved capacity, storage lifecycle rules and shutting down the forgotten resources that quietly account for a surprising share of most bills.
Backup and disaster recovery
Tested restore procedures, not just backup jobs. A backup nobody has restored from is a hypothesis, not a safety net.
How it runs
From first call to compounding results
- We quote cost optimisation against the savings it produces
- Everything runs in your accounts, under your billing and access control
- Runbooks and training included, so your team is not locked in to us
- Restore procedures are tested, not assumed
- 01
Review the estate
A full audit of what you run, what it costs and where the single points of failure are, delivered as a prioritised written report.
- 02
Stabilise
Fix the risks first: backups, access control, monitoring gaps. Cheap to do, expensive to have skipped.
- 03
Automate delivery
Pipelines, infrastructure as code and environment parity so releases stop being risky and start being boring.
- 04
Optimise and hand over
Cost reduction, capacity tuning and documentation, with your engineers trained on the setup so ownership stays in house.
Our cloud bill dropped substantially after the review, and deploys stopped being an event people scheduled around.
Common questions
Things worth knowing before you commit
Usually that is the arrangement. We handle the platform and delivery layer while your engineers stay focused on the product, and we document as we go so knowledge transfers rather than concentrating with us.
It depends entirely on the current setup. Environments that have grown organically without review often have significant waste — idle instances, oversized databases, forgotten storage. Estates that have already been optimised will see much less. The audit tells you the number before you commit to the work.
Yes, as a monthly retainer covering monitoring, incident response and continued optimisation. Some clients take it permanently, others use it for a handover period and then run it themselves.
Whichever fits your workload, existing skills and data residency requirements. If your team already knows one well, that familiarity usually outweighs marginal technical differences between providers.
Next step
Find out what cloud & devops is worth to your business
A free audit, a written summary of the highest-value fixes, and no obligation afterwards.