Great software needs a foundation that scales, recovers and ships without drama. We architect cloud infrastructure on AWS, GCP and Azure, automate everything from provisioning to release, and help your team deploy many times a day with zero downtime.

What’s Included

Whether you’re migrating to the cloud or taming an existing setup, our DevOps engagements include:

  • AWS / GCP / Azure Architecture — Well-architected, multi-account cloud environments designed for security, resilience and sensible cost.
  • Kubernetes & Docker Orchestration — Containerised workloads on managed Kubernetes with autoscaling, service meshes and self-healing deployments.
  • CI/CD Pipeline Design — Automated build, test and release pipelines on GitHub Actions, GitLab CI or ArgoCD, with blue-green and canary releases.
  • Infrastructure as Code (Terraform) — Every environment defined in version-controlled Terraform, making changes reviewable, repeatable and reversible.
  • Observability & Monitoring — Metrics, logs, tracing and alerting with Prometheus, Grafana or Datadog, so issues are caught before customers notice.
  • Cloud Cost Optimisation — Rightsizing, reserved capacity and autoscaling policies that typically reduce cloud spend by 20–40%.

Our Process

We follow a tight, battle-tested process that eliminates surprises and keeps every stakeholder aligned — from kick-off through to production sign-off.

  1. Infrastructure Audit (1–2 weeks) — We review your current setup, deployment process, costs and risks, and deliver a prioritised roadmap.
  2. Architecture & Planning (1–3 weeks) — Target architecture, migration plan and IaC foundations agreed with your team.
  3. Build & Migrate (4–12 weeks) — Incremental migration and pipeline rollout with no big-bang cutovers and no unplanned downtime.
  4. Operate & Optimise — Optional managed operations, on-call support and quarterly cost and reliability reviews.

“We went from monthly, nerve-wracking releases to deploying twenty times a day. Our AWS bill dropped by a third along the way.”

Marcus Lee — CTO, Ledgerly