DevOps & Cloud Services

What we do

We set up the infrastructure and deployment pipelines that let small engineering teams ship with confidence. CI/CD, containers, monitoring, cost controls, and incident-response processes — the boring, reliable plumbing that separates teams shipping weekly from teams firefighting weekly.

Most of what we do is unglamorous and that’s the point. Infrastructure that works is infrastructure you don’t have to think about.

What calm ops looks like

Every production change goes through CI, staging, and an automatic rollback path
Dev, staging, and production environments are defined in code and behave the same way
Costs are visible per feature and alerted on before the month ends
Every page-worthy incident gets a blameless postmortem and a concrete prevention step
Your team can operate the system without us — that’s the handover goal from day one

When this fits

Moving from "works on my machine" to containerized, reproducible environments

Setting up CI/CD with automated testing and staged deployments

Cost-optimizing an existing AWS or GCP footprint that has grown organically

Observability and alerting that actually catches problems before users do

Incident-response playbooks and on-call processes for small engineering teams

How we work

Audit what you have

A structured review of your current infrastructure — cost, reliability, security posture, and deployment friction. You get a written report with concrete recommendations, prioritized by effort and impact.

Define the target state

We write down the architecture you're moving toward — reproducible, versioned, and documented. No surprises, no tribal knowledge locked in one engineer's head.

Migrate in reviewable steps

We ship changes behind feature flags and staged rollouts. Each step is small enough to review, test, and roll back if needed — no big-bang cutovers in production.

Hand over and document

Infrastructure-as-code, runbooks, and on-call playbooks so your team can operate the system without us. We stay available for questions and emergencies; we don't make ourselves a permanent dependency.

Frequently asked questions

Which cloud provider should we pick?

It depends on what you're already using, where your customers are, and how your team thinks. AWS is the safe default for most teams, GCP is strong on data and ML, Cloudflare wins on edge and cost. We help you pick in discovery — we don't have a preferred provider we're trying to sell you.

Do we need Kubernetes?

Usually no. Most small and medium teams are better served by managed container services (ECS, Cloud Run, Fly) or even good old-fashioned VMs. Kubernetes is worth the operational overhead once you have dozens of services and the team to run it — not before.

What about cost?

Cloud spend is one of the easiest things to get wrong. We include a cost audit in every engagement, right-size resources, set budgets and alerts, and leave you with a dashboard that shows what every feature costs to run. Savings usually pay for the engagement.

Calm ops, predictable releases