Engagements usually start with one of these and grow into a longer relationship. Mix and match — most clients do.
Moving off ageing servers or a provider that no longer fits. We migrate in stages, with a tested rollback at every step, so there is never a single moment everything depends on.
Your whole environment described in Terraform and kept in version control. Changes get reviewed like code, and the entire stack can be rebuilt from the repository.
Sensible defaults rather than a checklist bolted on at the end: least-privilege access, encryption in transit and at rest, and a locked-down network edge.
Backups that are automated, monitored, and — critically — restored on a schedule so you know they work before you need them.
Dashboards and alerts that tell you when something is wrong, plus a regular look at the bill to shut down what nobody is using.
A retainer for the things that come up: patching, changes, incidents, and the questions you would otherwise have to guess at.
We are not tied to one vendor. Which platform suits you depends on what you already run, what your team knows, and what you are trying to spend.
The technology is similar across sectors; the constraints are not. These are the environments we are most familiar with.
Storefronts that survive a traffic spike, inventory and POS integrations, PCI-conscious payment paths.
HIPAA-conscious architecture, encrypted patient data, audited access, and signed agreements with your cloud provider.
Document management, secure client portals, and collaboration tools that work from anywhere.
Supply-chain systems, IoT and sensor data pipelines, and reporting built on top of them.
That is a normal place to start. Describe the problem and we will point you at the right one — even if it turns out not to be us.