Our work

What an engagement looks like

Client infrastructure is usually confidential, so here are the kinds of projects we take on, how we approach them and what you are left with at the end.

AWS or Azure · Migration

Data centre to cloud migration

Servers in a rack or a colocation contract coming up for renewal, and a need to move without disrupting the business.

How we approach it

Inventory of servers, applications and dependencies
Migration plan in waves, lowest risk first
Target landing zone built as code before anything moves
Rehearsed cut-overs with a tested rollback

What you are left with

Workloads running in your own cloud accounts
Architecture diagrams and runbooks
Monitoring, backups and alerting in place
A clear view of monthly running costs

AWS or Azure · New build

Landing zone and new platform

Starting fresh, or tidying up an account that grew without a plan, and wanting foundations that will scale.

How we approach it

Account or subscription structure and naming
Identity, single sign-on and least-privilege roles
Network design, DNS and hybrid connectivity
Guardrails, logging and budgets from day one

What you are left with

Production-ready environments for dev, test and live
Consistent, repeatable builds
Security baseline and audit logging
Documentation your team can follow

DevOps · Automation

CI/CD and Infrastructure as Code

Deployments done by hand, environments that drift apart, and releases nobody wants to do on a Friday.

How we approach it

Bring existing infrastructure under code
Build, test and deploy pipelines per application
Secrets management and approvals for production
Automated configuration with Ansible where needed

What you are left with

Repeatable, reviewed deployments
Environments that match each other
A full history of every infrastructure change
Developers who can ship without waiting

Platform engineering

Kubernetes and container platforms

Moving applications into containers, or getting an existing cluster under control.

How we approach it

Managed Kubernetes on Amazon EKS, with Helm and ArgoCD
Ingress, certificates, autoscaling and secrets
Standard templates for deploying new services
Observability across clusters and workloads

What you are left with

A stable, upgradeable cluster
A golden path for new applications
Dashboards and alerts that mean something
Clear ownership and operating guides

Review · Fixed scope

Security and cost review

A focused, fixed-scope look at an existing environment when you want to know where you stand.

How we approach it

Read-only access to your accounts
Identity, network and data exposure checks
Spend broken down by service and environment
Findings walked through with your team

What you are left with

A written report, prioritised by risk and saving
Quick wins you can act on straight away
A plan for the bigger changes
The option for us to carry them out

Technology

Tools we work with

Hands-on experience across the cloud, container, pipeline and monitoring tools most teams already use.

Amazon Web Services

EC2
ECS
EKS
S3
EBS
RDS
VPC
Route 53
ALB
CloudFront
WAF
Auto Scaling
IAM
KMS
Security Groups
CloudWatch
SNS
SQS
CodeDeploy
Amplify
Bedrock

Azure, on-premises and virtualisation

Microsoft Azure
VMware vSphere
Hyper-V
Proxmox
Linux KVM

Containers and service mesh

Kubernetes
Amazon EKS
Amazon ECS
Docker
Helm
Istio
Kong API Gateway

CI/CD and GitOps

GitHub Actions
GitLab
Azure DevOps
CircleCI
Jenkins
ArgoCD

Infrastructure as Code and scripting

Terraform
Ansible
Bash
Python

Monitoring and observability

Prometheus
Grafana
Datadog
New Relic
Splunk
Zabbix
Nagios

Operating systems

Ubuntu
Debian
Red Hat
AlmaLinux
Solaris
Windows Server

Have a project like one of these?

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