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Cloud & DevOps

Cloud that lowers cost and risk, not just the data-centre bill

Lifting a server into the cloud unchanged usually buys a larger invoice and the same operational problems. The value comes from what you change on the way.

Overview

A migration is worth doing when it makes something concrete better: recovery that used to take a day now takes minutes, a release that needed a weekend now takes an hour, capacity that was guessed a year ahead now follows demand. We plan migrations around those outcomes, automate the infrastructure so environments are reproducible, and hand over pipelines your team can operate without us.

Capabilities

What this covers

  • Cloud architecture

    Environment, network and workload design on AWS or Azure.

  • Migration

    Staged moves with rollback planned before the first workload shifts.

  • CI/CD pipelines

    Automated build, test and deploy so releasing stops being an event.

  • Infrastructure as code

    Reproducible environments defined in version control.

  • Application modernization

    Containerisation and decomposition of monoliths where it pays off.

  • Monitoring and recovery

    Alerting, logging and backup that has actually been restored from.

Business Outcomes

What changes for the business

The reasons this work is worth funding, stated in terms a finance director would accept.

  • Releases become routine

    Automated pipelines turn deployment into a normal working day.

  • Recoverable by design

    Infrastructure in code means an environment can be rebuilt, not repaired.

  • Cost that follows usage

    Right-sizing and scaling policies tied to real demand patterns.

Technology

What we build it with

The stacks we work in day to day. Where a project calls for something outside this list, we will say so rather than force a fit.

AWS

  • EC2
  • S3
  • Lambda
  • RDS

Azure

  • Virtual Machines
  • Azure Functions
  • Blob Storage
  • Azure DevOps

Practices

  • CI/CD
  • Infrastructure as code
  • Containerisation
  • Automated testing

Questions

Asked often

AWS or Azure?

We work with both. Where an organisation already runs Microsoft workloads and identity, Azure usually reduces friction. Beyond that the decision tends to come down to existing team skills and commercial terms rather than a technical gap.

Industries

Where we apply this

The same capability, shaped by what each industry actually needs from it.

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