Cloud & Infrastructure
Cloud-native, multi-region and disaster-recovery ready architectures on AWS, GCP and Azure. On-premise migration, cost optimisation, Infrastructure-as-Code with Terraform, 24/7 monitoring with guaranteed SLAs.
What we deliver
- Multi-region architectures on AWS, GCP, and Azure with automatic failover
- Lift-and-shift and re-architecting migrations from on-premise to cloud
- Infrastructure-as-Code with Terraform and remote state management on S3/GCS
- Disaster recovery with contractually defined RPO and RTO targets
- Cloud cost optimization: right-sizing, reserved instances, spot fleet strategies
- 24/7 monitoring with Prometheus/Grafana stack and SLA-threshold alerting
- Secrets management and IAM policy enforcement using least-privilege principles
- CI/CD pipelines for infrastructure provisioning via GitOps workflows
When you need it
SMB with aging on-premise hardware reaching end of warranty
Physical servers approaching end-of-life, rising maintenance costs, no geographic redundancy. You need a structured cloud migration path with zero acceptable downtime in production and predictable monthly costs rather than unpredictable CapEx cycles.
Growing SaaS product with unpredictable traffic spikes
Your application handles normal load fine but breaks under marketing campaigns or seasonal peaks. You need autoscaling infrastructure that requires no manual intervention and doesn't charge you for idle capacity during quiet periods.
Company facing an operational continuity audit
A risk officer or enterprise client is requesting a documented disaster recovery plan with measurable RTO and RPO. Your current infrastructure has no replication, no tested failover, and no formal runbooks.
Digital agency managing fragmented multi-client environments
Dozens of client environments across different providers, no standardization, all updates done manually. You want to centralize infrastructure management with IaC and unified monitoring without hiring a full-time DevOps engineer.
Frequently asked questions
How long does an on-premise to cloud migration take?
It depends on your application stack complexity. An environment with 5-10 servers and no legacy dependencies typically migrates in 4-8 weeks. Environments with critical databases, corporate VPNs, and ERP integrations take 3-6 months. The initial assessment, which takes 1-2 weeks, produces a binding estimate.
How do you guarantee SLAs when the infrastructure relies on AWS or Azure?
We separate the provider's availability SLA — typically 99.9-99.99% for managed services — from our own incident response SLA. Contractually, we define separate response and resolution times. Multi-AZ or multi-region architectures reduce your exposure to single-datacenter failures.
Is Terraform the only IaC option, or do you support other tools?
Terraform is our default because it works across all three major clouds. We also support Pulumi for teams that prefer typed programming languages, and AWS CDK for AWS-only projects. The choice depends on your team's existing skills and how much vendor lock-in you're willing to accept.
Can we reduce cloud costs without rewriting the application?
In most cases, yes. Right-sizing instances, moving to newer instance generations, adopting reserved instances or savings plans, and removing orphaned resources typically deliver 20-40% cost reductions without touching application code.
Does 24/7 monitoring include active intervention or just alerting?
That depends on the service tier you choose. The base plan covers monitoring, alerting, and notification to your technical lead. Higher tiers include automated runbooks for known failure patterns and on-call coverage for critical incidents, with escalation paths defined in the contract.
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