Cloud Engineering

The major ones - AWS, Google Cloud and Azure. We'll recommend whichever fits your needs, budget and existing stack rather than pushing a favourite.

If you're already on one of them, we'll usually build on what you have instead of moving you for the sake of it.

Yes, and we do it in careful stages so the business keeps running throughout. We map what you have, plan the move, and shift things piece by piece rather than all at once.

Where we can, we run old and new side by side until we're confident, so there's a safe fallback at every step and no dramatic cut-over.

A few ways: we right-size resources so you're not paying for capacity you never use, set up scaling so you only pay for what you actually need at any moment, and turn on cost monitoring so surprises get caught early.

It's common for a bit of tidying up here to pay for itself. We'll also flag the handful of things that quietly cost the most, so you can decide what's worth keeping.

It means your infrastructure grows and shrinks with demand automatically. When traffic spikes - a launch, a busy season, a marketing push - it adds capacity; when things quieten down, it scales back so you're not paying for idle servers.

The upshot is that success doesn't break your product, and a quiet week doesn't waste your budget.

We set up monitoring and alerting so problems are detected quickly - often before your users notice - and build in redundancy so a single failure doesn't take everything down.

Backups and a tested recovery plan mean that even in a worst case there's a clear, practised path back. The goal is boring, dependable uptime.

No. We can set things up to run quietly and hand you sensible, automated tooling - deployments at the click of a button, dashboards that show what matters - that a normal development team can operate.

If you'd like ongoing help keeping it healthy, we can do that too; either way you're not forced to hire a specialist just to keep the lights on.

Instead of a risky, manual release that only one person knows how to do, code goes out through a tested, repeatable pipeline - usually in a few minutes, with checks along the way and an easy way to roll back.

That means you can ship improvements more often and with far less stress, and a mistake becomes a quick undo rather than a crisis.

Yes. We harden the setup so it's secure by default, restrict access to who genuinely needs it, and put automated backups in place - then we actually test that those backups restore, because an untested backup isn't really a backup.

If you have compliance requirements about where data lives, we build to them.

Setup and migration work is scoped and quoted up front, like any project. The ongoing cloud costs are paid to your provider directly and, after our optimisation, are usually lower and more predictable than before.

We're transparent about both, so you can clearly see the difference between what you pay us to build it and what it costs to run.

Yes, that's a great place to start. We'll review what you're running now, where the risks and costs are, and what 'good' would look like for your stage.

You'll get a clear picture and a prioritised plan - and it's completely fine to tackle the most urgent piece first rather than everything at once.