Cloud and DevOps
Cloud set up properly from day one, releases that are routine instead of risky, and monitoring that tells you about problems before your users do. Everything runs in your own account.
Services in cloud and DevOps
4 services. Open any of them for what’s included, when it makes sense and what you get.
Cloud setup and migration
AWS, Azure or Google Cloud, set up properly from day one.
- Architecture and account setup
- Migration
- Serverless and containers
- Separate environments
DevOps and CI/CD
Releases that are routine, not risky.
- CI/CD pipelines
- Docker and Kubernetes
- Infrastructure as code
- Automated rollbacks
Monitoring, reliability and cost
Problems spotted before your users notice them, and cloud bills that make sense.
- Logging, monitoring and alerting
- Performance tuning
- Cost reviews
- Uptime and capacity planning
IT setup and support
The everyday tech your business runs on, set up properly.
- Google Workspace and Microsoft 365
- Domains, email and DNS
- Accounts and devices
- Access and security basics
Projects we take on
The kinds of work clients bring to this practice.
Setting up a new product on the cloud
AWS, Azure or Google Cloud, with separate test and live environments from the start.
Moving to the cloud
From on-premise servers or another provider, planned so the switch doesn’t interrupt your business.
Automated releases
CI/CD pipelines, Docker and infrastructure as code, so a release is an approved, repeatable step.
Cutting the cloud bill
A review of what you pay for against what you use, with the changes that save money.
Monitoring and alerts
Logs, uptime checks and alerts that reach the right person.
Everyday IT
Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, domains, email, devices and access for your team.
How we approach it
Your account, your keys
Infrastructure is created in your cloud account. You hold the admin access; we get only what the work needs.
Written down as code
Your setup lives in code, so it can be reviewed, rebuilt and changed safely.
Every release can be undone
If a release goes wrong, rolling back is a quick, planned step.
Least access
People and services get only the permissions they need, and nothing more.
Who works on it
If your project needs a specialist we don’t have in-house, you hear it on the first call, and they’re named in your proposal before any work starts.
Questions about cloud and DevOps
Can you help with startup cloud credits?
We can point you to the startup programmes AWS, Google Cloud and Microsoft run, and design your setup to make good use of any credits you get. Whether you qualify is their decision.
Will we be locked in to you?
No. Everything is in your account and written down as code, so another team could take over at any time.
Other practices
Tell us what you need built.
A free 30-minute call with an engineer. You get the scope, timeline and price in writing before you commit, and a reply within one working day.