The cloud, run properly after the migration
DevOps pipelines, infrastructure as code and ongoing operations for AWS and Azure.
Where this fits alongside migration
Migration gets your workloads onto the cloud; this is what keeps them running well afterwards. We build the pipelines, describe the infrastructure in code, and operate the environment day to day. If you are still planning the move itself, that is our AWS migration service; the two usually run in sequence.
Why cloud projects stall after go-live
The move completes, and then the real problems start:
- Deployments stay manual, so releases are slow and risky
- Infrastructure is clicked together rather than described in code
- Nobody owns monitoring, so failures are found by customers first
- Spend drifts upward with no one reviewing the architecture
What we deliver
DevOps and CI/CD
Automated build, test and release pipelines so changes ship safely and often.
Infrastructure as code
Environments described in Terraform: reproducible, reviewable, and not held in someone's memory.
Managed operations
Monitoring, alerting and the day-to-day running of your cloud environment.
Cost optimisation
Right-sizing and architecture review, so the bill stops drifting quietly upward.
Multi-cloud
AWS as our primary platform, with Azure where your estate already runs there.
Platforms and tooling
AWS is our primary platform. We work on Azure where an existing estate requires it.
Clouds
- AWS
- Azure
Automation
- Terraform
- Docker
- Kubernetes
- CI/CD
Operations
- Monitoring
- Observability
- Cost review
How an engagement works
- 01
Assess
We review the environment you have and what it costs to run.
- 02
Plan
We agree the target state and what gets automated first.
- 03
Build
We implement pipelines, infrastructure as code and monitoring.
- 04
Operate
We run and review it, or hand it over documented.
What you get
- Releases that ship without a manual checklist
- Environments reproducible from code rather than from memory
- Monitoring that tells you before your customers do
- A written review of what your architecture costs and why
- Documented handover if you would rather run it yourself
Why teams choose us
The same written-scope-and-cost discipline we apply to migrations, applied to running the platform afterwards.
- Automation over manual operations
- Cost reviewed, not assumed
- Cairo base, regional delivery
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