We set up and run cloud infrastructure that is boring in the best way: automated deployments, monitoring that alerts before your users notice, backups that are actually tested, and a bill that grows with usage instead of ahead of it. Everything is defined as code on your own cloud accounts, so you keep full ownership.
At a glance
Releases are manual, happen late at night and sometimes take the site down — so the team ships less often than it should.
There is no monitoring or alerting worth the name, and nobody is sure whether the last backup could actually be restored.
Oversized servers, forgotten resources and no tagging mean you pay for capacity you don't use and can't explain the invoice.
CI/CD pipelines that test, build and release automatically, with preview environments and one-click rollback when something goes wrong.
Uptime checks, metrics, logs and alerts routed to the right people — plus backups restored on a schedule to prove they work.
Right-sized resources, autoscaling and tagged spend, reviewed regularly so every line on the bill has an owner and a reason.
From a first production setup for a new product to tidying up infrastructure that grew without a plan.
Production-ready environments on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud — networking, databases, storage and security designed for your workload.
Automated test, build and deploy pipelines with preview environments, so every change reaches production the same safe way.
Environments described in Terraform or similar tools, reviewed like application code and reproducible on demand.
Docker images and, where the scale justifies it, Kubernetes — or simpler managed platforms when they do the job with less overhead.
Uptime checks, logs, metrics and alerting; automated, tested backups; least-privilege access and secrets management.
Moving from shared hosting or another provider with a planned cut-over, then right-sizing and cleaning up to cut waste.
We assess first, change carefully and leave you with documentation. A typical setup or clean-up project takes 2–6 weeks; ongoing operations run on a retainer.
We review your current infrastructure, deployments, costs and risks, and agree on the targets: uptime, recovery time and budget.
A step-by-step plan that keeps production running throughout — including how we roll back if any step doesn't go as expected.
Infrastructure as code, CI/CD pipelines, monitoring and backups, built in a staging environment and reviewed before anything touches production.
A planned, monitored switch to the new setup at a quiet time for your users, with the old environment kept ready until everything is confirmed.
Patching, cost reviews, capacity planning and incident response on an agreed schedule, so the platform stays healthy as you grow.
Proven, widely supported tools — so any competent engineer can understand and run what we build.
the broadest set of managed cloud services
strong managed data and container platforms
the natural fit for Microsoft-centric companies
the same container from laptop to production
orchestration when the scale really needs it
infrastructure as reviewable, repeatable code
CI/CD next to the code it ships
zero-config hosting for Next.js front-ends
Migrations and pipeline setups are well-defined. Running production is ongoing, so it suits a retainer.
Migrations and pipeline setups
An assessment and a written plan, then a fixed price for the move or the pipeline.
Companies scaling fast
A DevOps engineer on your platform each month — capacity, releases and reliability.
Production you want looked after
Monitoring, patching, backups and incident response with agreed response times.
Compare Cloud & DevOps pricing with our other services: engagement and pricing.
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DevOps services cover everything between writing code and running it reliably: cloud infrastructure, CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, monitoring and alerting, backups, security hardening and cost management. The goal is frequent, safe releases and fewer surprises in production.
It depends on your product, your team's skills and any existing commitments. AWS has the widest service range, Google Cloud is strong for data and containers, and Azure fits Microsoft-heavy companies. Many products are best served by a simpler managed platform. We recommend one after the assessment, with the reasons written down.
Often not. Kubernetes is powerful but adds operational overhead. For most early-stage and mid-size products, managed container services or platforms are cheaper and easier to run. We introduce Kubernetes only when the scale and team justify it.
In most cases, yes. We build the new environment alongside the old one, test it with real traffic patterns, and switch over with a rollback plan ready. Where a short maintenance window is unavoidable, we plan it with you for the quietest time.
You do. Everything runs on cloud accounts in your company's name, and the infrastructure code lives in your repository. We work with access you grant and can revoke at any time.
Usually. Common savings come from right-sizing over-provisioned servers, removing unused resources, autoscaling, storage lifecycle rules and committed-use discounts. We start with a cost review that shows where the money goes before changing anything.
Tell us where things run today. We'll point out the biggest risks and what fixing them would cost.
