ServiceCloud & Infrastructure
Cloud Solutions
AWS or Azure landing that matches your product — environments, identity, data, and cost you can defend.
Depends on greenfield vs migration; sized after discovery — foundation often weeks, not days.
Problem
Cloud sprawl is expensive and opaque.
Accounts without boundaries, mystery spend, and environments that only one engineer understands. That is not a platform — it is a bus factor with a bill.
Lift-and-shift without an operating model leaves you paying more for the same fragility, now in someone else’s data centre.
Solution
Provision for how you actually release.
We shape networking, identity, data, and environments around your delivery cadence — with runbooks, not folklore. Portability is a design choice we will name honestly.
Cost is an architecture input. We pick resources you can explain to finance, not a pile of services that looked modern in a conference talk.
Who this is for
A fit when the problem looks like this.
- Products ready to land on AWS or Azure with cost and reliability in mind
- Teams whose “cloud” is one engineer’s account and a set of undocumented CLIs
- Migrations that need a plan and a rollback story — not a weekend cutover
- Founders who want environments that match how they actually ship
Capabilities
What we deliver in this practice.
- Cloud architecture and landing zones as scoped
- Environment strategy (dev / staging / production)
- Identity, IAM, and secrets baseline
- Cost-aware resource choices
- Networking and data placement you can draw on a whiteboard
- Infrastructure-as-code where scoped
- Documented runbooks for operators
Process
How this service actually runs.
01
Read how you ship
Current accounts, environments, and the real release path — including the parts nobody wants to admit.
02
Draw the landing
Boundaries, identity, data, and cost. We recommend a cloud for your constraints, not a slogan.
03
Provision the foundation
Environments and the rails your product actually needs — IaC when it earns its keep.
04
Migrate with rollback
If work is moving, we plan cutover and the path back. We do not lift-and-pray.
05
Hand over the runbooks
Operators get documents, not folklore. You should be able to explain the bill and the blast radius.
Every serious build still follows the studio path — Discover through Improve. See the full studio process.
Technology
Stack we typically reach for here.
- AWS
- Azure
- Terraform
- Docker
- Kubernetes
AWS
Azure
Terraform
Docker
KubernetesDeliverables
What you leave with.
- Provisioned foundation for the agreed architecture
- Infrastructure-as-code where scoped
- Operating documentation for your team
- Environment map (dev / staging / production) you can actually use
- Identity and secrets baseline — not a shared root key in a chat thread
Outcomes
What this is meant to change.
- Environments that match how you release, not a single mystery account
- A cloud bill and blast radius you can explain
- Runbooks so the next engineer is not reverse-engineering folklore
Selected work
Product work from this practice.
Related services
Practices that often sit beside this one.
Timeline
How long this usually takes.
Depends on greenfield vs migration; sized after discovery — foundation often weeks, not days.
Starting price
Honest commercial footing.
Quote after a written brief
Scope drives the number. You get a written proposal before build starts — not a surprise invoice after.
This practice typically sits in our Infrastructure pricing lane — still a scoped proposal, not a menu quote.
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