Infrastructure your on-call rota can live with.
Most infrastructure pain is not a capacity problem. It is that nobody can say what changed, nothing pages until a customer complains, and the environment that works exists on one laptop. Adding servers does not fix any of that.
We make the environment reproducible, make the failure modes visible, and make the alerts mean something. Terraform so staging and production are the same shape, SLOs per critical journey so paging is tied to what users actually feel, and a deploy path with a rollback that takes one click instead of one heroic evening.
- AWS · GCP · Azure
- Terraform
- Grafana / Prometheus
- 24/7 alerting
How we work
Infrastructure as code, including the boring parts
DNS, secrets, IAM, and backups live in the same repo as the compute. If it cannot be rebuilt from source, it is not recovered — it is remembered.
Alert on symptoms, not causes
Burn-rate alerts against a stated SLO, so the page fires when the error budget is genuinely at risk. CPU-threshold alerts get deleted; they are why people stop reading pages.
Logs, metrics, and traces in one place
Correlated by request id. Debugging a production incident should not start with three tabs and a guess about which service to blame first.
Cost reviewed on a schedule
Cloud spend drifts quietly. A quarterly pass over the bill alongside the reliability review keeps both from becoming an annual shock.
What you get
- Infra-as-code — reproducible environments and disaster recovery
- SLOs per critical journey, with burn-rate paging
- Centralized logs, metrics, and traces
- CI/CD with staged rollouts and one-click rollback
- Quarterly cost + reliability reviews
Ideal for
Growing teams hitting reliability, cost, or on-call pain — or preparing for a security review.
When it’s not us
Not a fit if you are pre-launch with no users. Ship something people use first — this work pays back when downtime has a cost, and before that it is expensive tidiness.
Have a project in mind?
Tell us what you're building. We'll come back within one business day with next steps — not a sales pitch.