Cloud and infrastructure support, without a full-time DevOps team
We set up and look after cloud infrastructure on AWS, Oracle Cloud, and comparable providers: deployments, monitoring, backups, security basics, and cost control. You get a setup that's documented and understandable, in accounts you own.
Who it's for
- Businesses running on old servers or shared hosting.
- Teams without in-house DevOps or system administration.
- Companies whose cloud bill has grown faster than their usage.
- Government contractors whose work has specific hosting requirements.
Typical projects
Cloud setup and deployment
A clean environment with automated deployments, so releases are routine instead of risky.
Migrations
Moving applications and data off aging servers with a tested plan and minimal downtime.
Monitoring and backups
Alerts when something breaks, backups on a schedule, and restores that have actually been tested.
Cost reviews
Finding what you're paying for and don't use, resizing what's oversized, and setting budget alerts.
How a project runs
- 1Discover. We learn how the work happens today and what a good result looks like.
- 2Plan. We scope the first phase, agree on priorities, and put it in writing.
- 3Design and build. You see working software early and often, so changes are cheap.
- 4Launch and support. We deploy carefully, train your team, and stay on to improve it.
What affects cost and timeline
- Number of applications and environments.
- Size and complexity of the data being moved.
- Uptime and recovery requirements.
- Security and compliance requirements, including government hosting needs.
We give you a written scope and estimate before any work starts, and we break larger projects into phases so you can see results before committing to the next one.
Common questions
Which cloud providers do you work with?
AWS, Oracle Cloud, and other major providers, as well as self-hosted servers. We recommend what fits your needs and budget.
Can you reduce our cloud bill?
Often. Common savings come from unused resources, oversized servers, and storage that should be archived. We review before promising a number.
Will a migration cause downtime?
We plan migrations to keep downtime short and scheduled, test the move beforehand, and keep a way to roll back.
Which AWS services do we actually need?
Fewer than most people expect. Read our article, Which AWS Services Does a Small Business Actually Need?
Ready to talk it through?
Describe what you're working on and where it's stuck. We'll tell you the simplest way to get it moving.