AWS & Azure infrastructure
Set up and managed by people who understand what it actually costs to run.
Cloud infrastructure and deployment pipelines built by engineers who own uptime, not a checklist someone followed once and never revisited. We've run production infrastructure on AWS for a self-built OTT media platform, where video uploads and publishing pipelines have to work every time, not most of the time. That covers migrations, CI/CD pipeline setup, containerized deployments, and ongoing infrastructure management, sized to what your system actually needs rather than a generic enterprise checklist. You get infrastructure that's documented, monitored, and owned by someone who answers for it when it breaks.
We've run production infrastructure on AWS for a self-built OTT media platform: video uploads, metadata processing, and publishing pipelines that have to work every time, not most of the time.
Cloud and DevOps work covers migrations, CI/CD pipeline setup, and ongoing infrastructure management, sized to what your system actually needs, not a generic enterprise checklist for a five-person team.
Set up and managed by people who understand what it actually costs to run.
Automated builds and deployments instead of manual, error-prone releases.
Moving existing systems to the cloud without a weekend of downtime.
Infrastructure sized to actual load, not padded "just in case".
IAM, secrets, and network config done properly, not left on defaults.
You find out about problems before your customers do.
We assess current infrastructure and actual usage patterns before recommending anything. Cloud costs get out of control fast when nobody's watching. That assessment covers what you're actually running versus what you're paying for, since the two rarely match after a system's been live for a year. Migrations and pipeline changes are rolled out in stages with a rollback plan at each one, not a single high-risk cutover. Infrastructure is defined as code and documented as we build it, so it's not tribal knowledge that walks out the door with one engineer, and monitoring is in place from day one rather than added after the first outage.
Both. We can hand off a documented setup or stay on to manage it, depending on whether you have an internal team.
Often, yes. Most cloud bills have real waste in them, and we'll audit before recommending a migration or rebuild.
Yes, where it makes sense. We assess what's there before proposing to replace it.
We'll plan the migration in phases, with a rollback plan at every stage.
Yes, we can add automated builds and deployments to a project that's currently shipped manually, without disrupting current releases.
Yes, where it's actually justified by your requirements; we won't recommend multi-cloud complexity a single-cloud setup would handle fine.
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Whether you need a brand-new build, a redesign of something that's already live, or a second opinion on a project another vendor left behind, our in-house engineering team scopes the work honestly, keeps you updated sprint by sprint, and stays reachable after launch instead of disappearing once the invoice is paid. Fill in the quick form and we'll reply within one business day, or book a free 30-minute architecture review if you'd rather talk it through first. No obligation, no sales pitch.