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Cloud that costs less
and breaks less

We move systems to AWS, Azure or Google Cloud, reduce the monthly bill and manage your infrastructure as code, so changes are reviewed and repeatable.

Typical
4–10 weeks
Pricing
Fixed price per phase
Group
Product engineering

What you get

Cloud engineering

Move to AWS, Azure or Google Cloud, reduce the monthly bill and manage infrastructure as code.

01

Cloud review

Your current setup, its monthly cost and its single points of failure.

02

Migration

Systems moved in planned stages, each with a tested rollback.

03

Infrastructure as code

Every server, network and permission defined in reviewed code.

04

Cost control

Right-sized resources, budgets and alerts before the bill surprises anyone.

Where it fits

Good places
to start

  1. 01
    Leaving a single server

    An application on one old machine moved to something resilient.

  2. 02
    A bill that keeps growing

    Spend cut by removing waste and choosing the right pricing.

  3. 03
    Manual changes

    Click-ops replaced with code reviews and repeatable deployments.

How it runs

Small steps,
shown every week

AWSAzureGoogle CloudTerraformKubernetesGitHub Actions
  1. 1–2 weeks
    Discover

    We map how the work happens today and agree what done looks like.

  2. 2–4 weeks
    Prototype

    The riskiest flow first, on your real data, while change is cheap.

  3. 2-week sprints
    Build

    Weekly demos and a shared backlog you can reorder at any time.

  4. Ongoing
    Run

    Monitoring, agreed response times and a monthly review of usage.

Questions

Before you start

Will there be downtime during migration?
We plan each stage to avoid it, and agree a short window in advance where it can't be avoided.
How much can we save?
We give you a figure after the review, based on your real usage, before you commit to any work.
Who owns what you build?
You do. Code, designs and accounts belong to you from day one, and leaving us is a handover.

Cloud engineering

Tell us what
you need.

A 30-minute call with the people who would do the work, then a written proposal.