Infrastructure that is boring at 3 a.m. — which is the point.
We design, build, and run cloud infrastructure that fails quietly and recovers by itself — infrastructure as code, pipelines that deploy on merge, and bills you can predict. If something pages you, it should be worth paging you for.
What we build, concretely.
Architecture on the big three
AWS, GCP, or Azure — chosen by workload and cost, not preference, with the trade-offs written down.
Infrastructure as code
Terraform for everything: environments are reproducible, reviewable, and deletable without fear.
CI/CD that ends in production
A merged pull request becomes a deployed, verified release. Rollback is one command, run rarely.
Observability, not log dumps
Metrics, traces, and alerts with thresholds that mean something. If it alerts, it is worth waking someone.
Cost as an engineering concern
Right-sized services, scheduled environments, and a monthly bill review with actions attached.
Security hardening
Least-privilege IAM, secrets management, default-deny networking, and dependency scanning wired into CI.
The stack, and why.
Terraform
Every environment in version control. The console is for looking, not changing.
GitHub Actions
Build, test, scan, deploy — the pipeline is the process, and it is reviewable like code.
Kubernetes · ECS · Cloud Run
Containers where they earn it, serverless where it is cheaper, VMs where it is honest.
Cloudflare
Edge, DNS, and DDoS at the front door — this very site runs on Vercel with Cloudflare behind it.
Prometheus · Grafana
Dashboards your team actually keeps open, with alerts routed to the people who can act.
Secrets management
Vault or the platform's own store — no credentials in env files, ever.
How a project runs.
Audit what is running
Bills, architectures, and failure history. Most "cloud problems" are five decisions made a long time ago.
Codify
Get what exists into Terraform before improving it — you cannot safely change what you cannot recreate.
Pipeline everything
Deploys stop being events and become routine, reviewed, and reversible.
Run & review
Monthly: reliability, spend, and the next thing to automate before it becomes an incident.
Before you ask.
The one that fits your workload and your team's existing skills. We work across all three and will tell you when the cheapest option is staying put.
Everything else we build.
Have infrastructure to tame?
Talk to the engineers who would actually do the work — no account managers, no sales deck. One call, then a written scope and a fixed price.
Book a scoping call