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Cloud & Infrastructure
Cloud foundations — networking, identity, compute and data — built as code, designed to be understood, and sized for what you actually run.
The problem
Cloud accounts built incrementally, by whoever needed something at the time, tend to accumulate inconsistent networking, unclear IAM boundaries and infrastructure nobody fully understands anymore. That's expensive and risky long before it becomes visibly broken.
Who it’s for
- Teams migrating from a single server or PaaS to real cloud infrastructure
- Companies with a cloud footprint that grew faster than its documentation
- Engineering teams that need multi-environment infrastructure done properly the first time
What we do
- Design landing zones, account structure and network topology for AWS, GCP or Azure
- Define IAM boundaries so access matches actual responsibility
- Build compute, storage and database infrastructure as versioned Terraform
- Implement autoscaling matched to real traffic and load patterns
- Design backup and disaster recovery procedures, and test them
Technologies that may be involved
AWSGCPAzureTerraformAmazon VPC / Cloud VPC / Azure VNetIAM & identity federation
What the engagement looks like
01
Assessment
Review existing cloud accounts, networking and infrastructure code, if any.
02
Architecture
Design the landing zone, network topology and account structure for your scale.
03
Build
Implement infrastructure as Terraform, environment by environment.
04
Enable
Document the architecture and train the team to extend it safely.
Typical deliverables
- Cloud architecture diagram and design decisions
- Terraform modules for the delivered infrastructure
- IAM and network security review
- Backup and disaster recovery runbook
What you own after delivery
- All Terraform code, in your own repository
- The architecture documentation and diagrams
- A tested recovery procedure, not just a theoretical one
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