Cloud & Infrastructure
Most cloud projects fail twice: once in a migration that takes down a system nobody could afford to lose, and again six months later when the bill arrives and no one owns the estate. We do the migration with a rehearsed rollback, then stay on to operate what we built.
Moving live workloads off your own hardware onto AWS — discovery and dependency mapping first, then a written cutover plan with a rollback you have actually rehearsed.
Designing what your workload should look like on AWS — networking, compute, storage, identity and cost — documented well enough that another engineer could build it.
We work across all three major clouds. Which one you should use depends on your licensing, your team and your workload — not on which one we prefer.
When data residency, latency or licensing means workloads stay on your own hardware — virtualization, storage and a clean link to whatever runs in public cloud.
Ongoing operation of your cloud estate — patching, monitoring, scaling, incident response and a monthly cost review with actions, not just a bill.
A short description of the problem is enough to start. We reply within one business day — and if we are not the right fit, we will say so.