Cloud & DevOps
Deployments That Stop Being an Event.
DevOps-as-a-Service, cloud migration and the pipeline work that turns a release from an evening of held breath into a routine that runs itself.
14 Days to Sprint Zero
24x7 Managed Support
50+ Technology Stacks
What we walk into
The state of play when we arrive.
- Releases happen at night because that is when it is safe to break things.
- Environments that differ in ways nobody has written down.
- Cloud spend rising faster than usage, and no one owns the number.
- Alerts that fire constantly, so nobody reads them.
How we work
What we do about it.
- Infrastructure as code, so an environment is reproducible rather than remembered.
- A pipeline that gates on tests and deploys on green — the same path every time.
- Observability tied to what users experience, not to what is easy to graph.
- Cost visibility per service, so spend is a decision instead of a surprise.
Engagement
Five phases, and what each one leaves behind.
- 1 Assessment Current pipeline, environments, IaC coverage and the manual steps between commit and production.
- 2 Pipeline & environments Reproducible environments and a deploy path that runs the same way from a laptop or from CI.
- 3 Migration or modernisation Phased, with a rollback at every step. Nothing that requires a weekend and a prayer.
- 4 Observability & alerting Signals tied to user impact, and alerts pruned until the ones remaining are worth waking someone.
- 5 Run or hand over 24x7 managed operation under SLA, or documentation and enablement so your team runs it.
Capabilities
Where the work lands.
DevOps-as-a-Service Pipelines, release engineering and the practice around them.
Cloud migration AWS, Azure and GCP, phased so delivery never stops.
Containers & orchestration Docker and Kubernetes, sized to what you actually run.
Infrastructure as code Terraform and Ansible, so environments are versioned like everything else.
Observability Metrics, logs and traces that answer questions rather than fill dashboards.
Cost engineering Attribution per service, and the changes that actually move the bill.
Typical stack
AWSAzureGCPDockerKubernetesTerraformAnsibleJenkinsGitLab CI
Proof 
Logistics Platform Re-Architecture ShipFlow — E-Commerce Logistics SaaS Deployed a 25-member agile pod for phased migration on Kubernetes, real-time courier allocation, and ML-powered rate selection. 45%Faster Load3.2xThroughput$3.4MCost Saved99.99%Uptime Read the case study
We have shipped this before.
Logistics Platform Re-Architecture ShipFlow — E-Commerce Logistics SaaS Deployed a 25-member agile pod for phased migration on Kubernetes, real-time courier allocation, and ML-powered rate selection. 45%Faster Load3.2xThroughput$3.4MCost Saved99.99%Uptime Read the case study
Questions we get asked
Before you book the call.
Do we have to move cloud provider?
No. Most of the value is in the pipeline and the environments, and that work is provider-agnostic. If a move is genuinely warranted we will say so and show the numbers.
Can you work inside our VPC and our tooling?
Yes — and where data residency requires it, that is a design input from day one rather than something discovered late.
What does 24x7 actually mean?
A named account owner accountable under the SLA, with response targets written into the SOW rather than implied.
More services
The rest of what we do.
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