[infra]
Cloud & DevOps
Infrastructure that stays boring in the best way: reproducible, observable, and sized to your actual load, not a guess. We work across AWS, GCP, and Vercel depending on what your product needs.
Infrastructure as code on AWS, GCP, or Vercel
CI/CD pipelines that ship on every merge, not once a quarter
Containerization and orchestration where it actually earns its complexity
Observability, alerting, and cost audits so infra spend doesn't creep
Frequently asked
Which cloud providers do you work with?
AWS, GCP, or Vercel, chosen against what your product actually needs rather than a default preference — a static marketing site and a stateful multi-region backend don't belong on the same infrastructure.
Can you take over an existing, unmanaged infrastructure setup?
Yes — infrastructure audits and migrations are a normal part of this work, usually starting with observability and cost visibility before anything gets moved.
Is this a one-time setup or ongoing support?
Either. Some engagements are a fixed infrastructure build-out; others are ongoing DevOps support with ourselves on call for deploys, incidents, and cost creep.
Do you use infrastructure as code, or configure things by hand?
Infrastructure as code by default — reproducible and reviewable in a pull request, not a one-off change made directly in a console that nobody can trace back later.
Have a project in mind?
Let's talk about what you're building. Book a 30-minute call, no forms to fill first.