DevOps & Cloud
Cloud infrastructure your team can deploy to on a Friday
Reliable delivery comes from boring, repeatable mechanics: infrastructure in version control, deployments that roll back on their own, and alerts that only fire when a person needs to act.
What this covers
Capabilities
AWS infrastructure
Account structure, networking, IAM boundaries and managed services provisioned with Terraform.
Containers and orchestration
Docker images and Kubernetes or ECS workloads sized against real usage.
CI/CD
Pipelines with automated tests, preview environments and progressive rollout.
Observability
Structured logs, metrics, traces and dashboards tied to service level objectives.
Cost engineering
Right-sizing, storage lifecycle rules and commitment planning, reported monthly.
Security and compliance
Secret management, least-privilege access, patch automation and audit evidence.
What you get
Why teams bring us in
- Reproducible environmentsEvery environment comes from the same code, so staging genuinely predicts production.
- Fast recoveryWe optimise for time to restore rather than chasing an unrealistic uptime figure.
- Handover includedRunbooks and an on-call rotation your team can actually operate.
Typical stack
What we usually reach for on this kind of work. The final choice follows the project, not the list.
- AWS
- Docker
- Kubernetes
- Terraform
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
How we work
A clear path fromidea to launch
Six stages, each with something concrete handed over at the end of it. You always know what has been done and what comes next.
- 01
Discover
Research, requirements, business goals and technical discovery.
- Requirements brief
- Technical assessment
- Scope and estimate
- 02
Design
User flows, wireframes, prototypes and product experience.
- User flows
- Clickable prototype
- Design system
- 03
Develop
Scalable frontend, backend, APIs and infrastructure.
- Working increments
- API documentation
- Code review record
- 04
Test
Quality assurance, automation and performance testing.
- Automated suite
- Test report
- Accessibility audit
- 05
Deploy
Cloud deployment, observability and release.
- Infrastructure as code
- CI/CD pipeline
- Runbooks
- 06
Scale
Monitoring, optimization and continuous improvement.
- Service level objectives
- Cost report
- Roadmap review
Questions
Frequently asked
AWS is where we are deepest, and we also work on Google Cloud and Azure. The practices — infrastructure as code, immutable builds, observability — carry across providers.
Often not. Kubernetes earns its operational overhead at a certain scale and team size; below that, managed container services or serverless functions cost less to run and less to understand. We will recommend the smaller option when it fits.
Yes. We begin with an audit covering access, backups, restore testing, single points of failure and cost, then work through the findings in priority order.
Let’s build something
exceptional.
Tell us what you’re building. We’ll help turn it into a reliable, scalable digital product — and tell you honestly if we’re not the right team for it.
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