Cloud & Infrastructure

What we do

This practice covers the environments software runs in and the automation around them. The aim is a system a small team can operate with confidence: environments that can be rebuilt rather than repaired, releases that are routine rather than events, and enough visibility to find a problem before a user reports it.

• Cloud Architecture

  Account, network and environment structure decided before the first workload moves, not retrofitted afterwards.

• DevOps

  Build and release tooling that lets a team ship without working through a manual checklist each time.

• CI/CD

  Automated pipelines from commit to production, with the gates and rollbacks that make releasing unremarkable.

• Infrastructure

  Infrastructure defined as code, so an environment can be recreated from the repository rather than from memory.

• Monitoring

  Logging, metrics and alerting built around the things that actually break, rather than dashboards nobody opens.

• Cybersecurity

  Access control, secrets handling and dependency hygiene treated as part of delivery, not an audit at the end.

• System Reliability

  Capacity, failover and recovery planning for the parts of a system that cannot be allowed to go down quietly.

Technology we work with

The tools this practice reaches for most often. We pick per project rather than per preference, so this is a starting point for a conversation, not a fixed stack.

• AWS
• Docker
• Git
• Python
• PostgreSQL

The other practices

Most programs need more than one of these. They are run by one accountable team rather than handed between separate vendors.