Fix what is already there
Cloud and DevOps
Migrations, infrastructure as code and release pipelines that stop being an event. We leave the environment reproducible rather than hand tuned, so the next change does not need us.
When to bring us in
If more than one of these is true, the engagement usually pays for itself in the first quarter.
- 01
Releases are scheduled for weekends because they are risky.
- 02
The production environment exists in one person's memory.
- 03
Cloud spend is rising and nobody can attribute it to a workload.
- 04
An outage was noticed by a customer before it was noticed internally.
What the engagement includes
Assessment
Current infrastructure, spend and failure modes documented before anything moves.
Infrastructure as code
Environments defined in Terraform so they can be rebuilt from scratch.
Pipelines
Build, test and deploy automated, with rollback that has actually been tested.
Migration
Staged moves with a cutover plan and a documented way back.
Monitoring
Alerts on the signals that matter, routed to whoever is on call.
Cost review
Spend attributed by workload, with the obvious waste removed.
Related practices
IT consulting and strategy
Architecture reviews, build versus buy decisions and roadmaps for teams weighing options.
Custom software development
Platforms, internal tools and integrations, scoped in writing before any code is written.
Data and analytics
Pipelines, warehousing and reporting tied to the questions the business actually asks.
Speak to an engineer, not a salesperson.
Book a 45 minute technical assessment in your timezone, or send the details and we reply within one business day.