Capabilities
40 services, grouped by what they actually solve. Every one is delivered as a scoped engagement with written deliverables, a named engineer and a handover at the end. Mix and match — most clients start with two or three.
Automated build, test and deploy pipelines that turn every commit into a repeatable, auditable release.
Git becomes the single source of truth for what runs where — with progressive rollouts and instant rollback.
Tests that run on every pull request, block bad merges, and give engineers confidence to move quickly.
Predictable, traceable releases with the audit trail your compliance team keeps asking for.
New services scaffolded in minutes from blessed templates, instead of hand-rolled and half-documented.
Your entire cloud estate described in version control — reviewable, reproducible and rebuildable from scratch.
Well-architected landing zones and migrations that move workloads without moving your risk profile.
Servers and appliances configured from code, so rebuilding a box is boring and identical every time.
A deliberate, costed answer to multi-cloud — or a clear recommendation that you don't need it.
Event-driven workloads that scale to zero and stay cheap, without melting under cold starts.
Incrementally untangle the monolith and the hand-built VM estate — without a risky big-bang rewrite.
Production-grade clusters with sane defaults, safe rollouts and an operator experience your team will actually enjoy.
Small, secure, reproducible images with builds fast enough that nobody avoids changing the Dockerfile.
A paved road for your developers: self-service environments and golden-path templates in one portal.
A real, isolated environment spun up per pull request and torn down on merge — sharing nothing with production.
Static assets and APIs served from close to your users, with cache rules that don't serve stale nonsense.
Know what broke, why it broke and who it affects — before your customers have to tell you.
Every log line searchable in seconds, with retention policies that don't cost more than your compute.
Follow a single request across every service and see exactly which hop added the 800ms.
Fewer, better alerts that route to the right person — and stay quiet when nothing is actually wrong.
Error budgets, runbooks and an escalation path that keeps 3 a.m. pages rare and short.
Tested recovery procedures with documented RTO and RPO — because an untested backup is not a backup.
Capacity that follows demand automatically, sized from real traffic data rather than guesswork.
Find the breaking point in a test environment instead of during your busiest hour.
Deliberately break things in a controlled way, so you find out now rather than at the worst moment.
Security checks wired into the pipeline, so vulnerabilities are caught in review instead of in production.
No credentials in Git, no shared password spreadsheets, and automatic rotation you never have to think about.
Block images with known critical CVEs before they ever reach a registry your production cluster can pull from.
A patch cadence you can actually keep, driven by real exposure data rather than raw CVE counts.
Guardrails expressed as code, enforced before deployment — not a wiki page nobody reads.
Least-privilege access that's provable, reviewed and revoked automatically when someone changes teams.
Continuous evidence collection instead of a quarterly fire drill — audit trails generated by your pipeline.
Traffic that reaches the right service, stays encrypted in transit, and fails over without dropping connections.
Certificates that renew themselves, DNS managed as code, and no more expiry-day outages.
Schema changes shipped through the pipeline with rollback plans, rather than run by hand at midnight.
Find the 30% of your bill nobody can justify, then keep it gone with budgets and guardrails.
A maturity assessment that produces a prioritised roadmap, then hands the team the skills to run it.
An on-call team on the other end of the pager, with agreed response targets and monthly incident reporting.
Your engineers learn to run the platform themselves — through pairing, workshops and internal runbooks.
Diagrams, decision records and step-by-step runbooks that turn a 3 a.m. page into a checklist.
Tooling
40 platforms and tools we work with week to week. If yours isn't listed, it's almost certainly something we've used — just ask.
Delivery
You get a written statement of deliverables, a named engineer, a fixed price and a handover date. If we think a service on this page isn't the right fit for your problem, we'll say so and point you elsewhere.
Engagement models
Know exactly where you stand.
Fixed fee1–2 weeks
Ship the platform, properly.
ProjectScoped upfront
We keep the lights on.
MonthlyOngoing retainer
Get on a call with a senior engineer, point us at the deployment that scares you most, and we'll fix one real bottleneck live while you watch. You keep everything — the fixes, the config, the notes.
We trace one slow or fragile pipeline end to end and show you exactly where the time goes.
A real change to your build, deploy or infra — committed to a branch, not just advice.
We flag anything in that path that's insecure or quietly burning money.
A prioritised list of what to fix next, with effort estimates. Yours to keep either way.
If we can't find anything worth fixing in the first 20 minutes, we'll say so and we'll both get our time back. No pitch, no follow-up sequence. No credit card. No obligation. No lock-in — you keep every artefact we produce.