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Your infrastructure has become the bottleneck.

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One signal tells you everything: if deploying is scary, you deploy rarely; if you deploy rarely, each release carries more changes; and if each release carries more changes, deploying gets scarier. It's a spiral, and it's almost never the team's fault.

You break it by automating the path to production and by being able to see what happens when something goes wrong. Shipping a change should be boring.

What you get

  • Infrastructure as code

    Nothing hand-configured in a console only one person understands. It lives in the repository, gets reviewed and can be reproduced.

  • Automated deployment, with a way back

    From branch to production with no manual steps, and with a way to undo it. The fear of deploying goes away once deploys can be reverted.

  • Observability from day one

    Finding out from your logs rather than from an angry customer. Metrics, traces and alerts that speak up about what matters and stay quiet about what doesn't.

When we're not for you

  • If you want Kubernetes because it sounds good. For most small teams it's complexity you pay for every week.

  • If what you want is the lowest possible cloud bill. We optimise when it's warranted, but we're not a cost-cutting service.

  • If nobody will be able to maintain it afterwards. We'd rather build something simpler your team understands than something brilliant only we do.

If you recognise yourself here, tell us anyway. I'd rather point you somewhere else in an email than have us both find out halfway through the project.

Questions

AWS or Azure?
Whichever you already use, almost always. Migrating clouds out of technical preference rarely pays off; both do the job. If you're starting from scratch, we decide it with your team and your budget in front of us.
Can you migrate what we have without stopping the business?
That's the default: progressive migration, with old and new running side by side. Big-bang rewrites are the ones that end up in the horror stories.