Build cloud infrastructure your team can operate

Cloud infrastructure work often starts with a choice: improve the current foundation, create a new landing zone, migrate workloads, or move directly into ongoing operations. We help make that decision explicit before implementation begins.

We document tradeoffs in plain language so engineering, finance, security, and leadership can agree on the path before large changes are made.

The assessment can start with partial information, but these inputs make planning faster and safer:

• provider accounts, subscriptions, projects, compartments, or tenant list
• current architecture diagrams, even if incomplete
• workload inventory, owners, environments, domains, and critical dependencies
• network ranges, VPNs, peering, private connectivity, DNS, and firewall rules
• identity provider, SSO, IAM groups, break-glass process, and privileged access model
• repositories, existing Terraform, Pulumi, CloudFormation, Bicep, scripts, or manual change notes
• backup, restore, incident, monitoring, and alerting history
• monthly billing exports, commitment coverage, budgets, and known cost concerns
• compliance requirements, customer security commitments, or audit findings

• Amazon Web Services — AWS account structure, networking, IAM, EC2, ECS, EKS, RDS, S3, CloudFront, and Well-Architected guidance
• Microsoft Azure — Azure subscriptions, management groups, VNets, AKS, Azure SQL, Entra ID, and Microsoft ecosystem integration
• Google Cloud Platform — Google Cloud projects, IAM, VPCs, GKE, Cloud SQL, analytics platforms, and organization policy
• Oracle Cloud — Oracle Cloud Infrastructure for enterprise workloads, private networking, and database-centric environments

We also work with Hetzner, DigitalOcean, Scaleway, bare metal, private cloud, and hybrid environments when they fit the workload and budget.

1. Cloud discovery — accounts, workloads, users, regions, networks, costs, security controls, and known incidents.
2. Risk and priority review — identify urgent exposure, unstable architecture, cost waste, and delivery blockers.
3. Target architecture — document account model, networking, identity, IaC, resilience, and operating responsibilities.
4. Implementation — build or migrate through reviewed changes, staged rollout, and rollback plans.
5. Operating handoff — dashboards, documentation, runbooks, cost review cadence, and backlog for future improvements.

• cloud accounts and environments have clear ownership
• infrastructure changes are version-controlled
• network boundaries and access paths are documented
• migration steps and rollback plans are known before cutover
• backup, restore, and disaster-recovery assumptions are visible
• monthly costs can be explained by workload and owner
• security and compliance evidence is easier to collect

• Cloud Account Management — ongoing governance, cost, and account operations
• Infrastructure Audit — broad infrastructure assessment before implementation
• Managed Kubernetes — Kubernetes platform build and operation
• SRE as a Service — reliability practice for production services
• Cost Optimization — focused cost reduction work

Start with a cloud assessment. We will review your current foundation, identify risk and waste, and recommend the right architecture, migration, or operations package. Request cloud assessment →

Can you work across multiple cloud providers? Yes. We support AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle Cloud, and hybrid environments.

Do you require a full migration before helping? No. We can improve the existing foundation, plan a migration, or support a hybrid model.

Which Infrastructure as Code tool do you prefer? We choose based on your team and environment. Terraform is common for multi-cloud work, but Pulumi, CloudFormation, and Bicep are appropriate in many cases.

Do you also manage accounts after implementation? Yes. Ongoing account operations are covered through Cloud Account Management or a custom plan.