Cloud & infrastructure as code
Environments described in code, recreatable from scratch, with a bill someone is actually watching.
The test of an infrastructure setup is whether you could rebuild it in a new account this week. If the honest answer is no, you do not have infrastructure — you have an artefact, and one person’s memory of how it was assembled.
We describe environments in Terraform or Pulumi, get staging and production genuinely identical apart from scale, and put a network and IAM baseline in place that does not rely on everyone being careful. Kubernetes where the workload justifies it; managed services and a container runtime where it does not, which is often.
Cost gets the same treatment as any other engineering constraint: measured, attributed to a team or feature, and reviewed. The savings that matter are usually structural — an oversized cluster, a forgotten environment, egress nobody costed — not the ones a dashboard suggests.
What you get
- Terraform or Pulumi modules covering every environment
- Staging and production rebuildable from scratch, verified by doing it
- Network, IAM and secrets baseline with least privilege as the default
- Cost review with the changes that pay for themselves, ranked
Common questions
Can you migrate us between clouds, or off one?
Do we need Kubernetes?
Can you help us pass a security or compliance review?
Next step
Tell us what has to ship, and by when.
One call, no deck. If we are not the right team for it we will say so, and usually point you at who is.
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