What we do
Cloud infrastructure that translates into nights of uninterrupted sleep. We design, build, and operate systems on AWS, GCP, and (where it makes sense) on-prem or hybrid. We pick the architecture that fits the workload, not the one that maximizes cloud spend.
How we typically engage
- Greenfield platforms. New infrastructure designed from scratch, with the trade-offs documented so the next engineer can read them.
- Migrations. Lift-and-shift, replatforming, or full re-architecture. We’ve moved enough monoliths to know which paths are worth taking and which to avoid.
- Stabilization. A system that mostly works but pages someone too often. We diagnose, instrument, and fix the actual root causes, not just the symptoms.
- Ongoing operations. Long-term partnership where we keep the lights on, manage incidents, and handle the unglamorous patching that nobody else wants to own.
What we run on
- AWS. Most of our work. EKS, ECS, RDS, Lambda, the usual services.
- GCP. When there’s a reason (BigQuery, Vertex, regulatory).
- Kubernetes. When the operational overhead is justified. Not by default.
- Terraform. Infrastructure as code, version-controlled, peer-reviewed.
- Docker. Everywhere.
- Observability. Prometheus, Grafana, OpenTelemetry, occasionally Datadog.
What we don’t do
We don’t sell you on architecture that’s more complex than your problem requires. If a single EC2 instance and a managed Postgres are the right answer, that’s what we’ll propose. The job is to solve your problem, not to maximize our retainer.