Service
Cloud Infrastructure & DevOps
A lot of 'cloud setup' work we see is a single engineer's personal configuration nobody else can reproduce. We build infrastructure (hosting, CI/CD, monitoring, deployment pipelines) the same way we build software: documented, reproducible, and handed over — so your team isn't dependent on us, or on whoever set it up originally, to keep it running.
What you get
- —A production infrastructure setup (cloud hosting, CI/CD pipeline, monitoring/alerting)
- —Infrastructure-as-code where it genuinely reduces risk, not added for its own sake
- —Documentation covering how to operate and modify the setup without the original builder
- —A migration or scaling plan if the current setup is the actual bottleneck
Ideal for
- —Teams whose infrastructure only one departing engineer understands
- —Products that need to move off unreliable or outgrown hosting
- —Businesses that need CI/CD and monitoring built properly for the first time
FAQs
AWS, Google Cloud, or something else?
Scoped against your actual requirements and existing ecosystem, not a default preference — see our technology pages for what each is actually good for.
Can you take over infrastructure someone else set up?
Yes — this is a common form of Project Rescue: reading undocumented infrastructure, stabilizing it, and documenting it so it's no longer a single point of failure.
Typical technology stack
Before you reach out
Curious exactly what happens after you submit a brief, or how pricing actually works without a fake price list? Both are written down.
Have a project in mind?
Tell us what you're trying to automate or build — we'll reply with next steps, not a sales pitch.