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AWS migration & infrastructure
Review dependencies, data and availability needs before moving an application. Plan environment separation, backups, a cutover and a practical rollback.
AWS CLOUD & DEVOPS
A stronger foundation.
A clearer path to release.
Getting an application online is only part of the job. We help you plan its AWS environment, improve how changes reach users and make day-to-day operations easier to understand.
- Review & plan
- Build & validate
- Release & observe
Cloud work with the whole service in view.
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Delivery pipelines
Use GitHub Actions or Jenkins to make builds and releases repeatable. Define checks, approvals and access separately for development, QA and production.
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Security & operations
Review access permissions, secrets, monitoring and recovery procedures. Give administrators clear ownership of the environment and its operational tasks.
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Cost & architecture reviews
Compare resource usage with the workload before recommending changes. Consider right-sizing, storage lifecycle and serverless options where they fit; savings depend on the actual environment.
Understand the environment before changing it.
We begin with an inventory of services, access, dependencies and business constraints. Proposed changes come with an impact assessment and rollback plan. We validate in an appropriate environment before production, then document how the setup is operated and recovered.
What we work towards
- Current-state review and prioritised recommendations
- Agreed infrastructure or pipeline implementation
- Environment, access and recovery documentation
- Validation evidence and a clear operational handover
Before we get started.
Do we need to migrate everything to AWS?
No. We first review whether migration solves a real business or operational problem. Improving the existing environment may be the better first step.
Can you improve an existing pipeline?
Yes. We review build steps, deployment access, environment boundaries and rollback behaviour. Improvements can be introduced in stages around the releases your team already makes.
Do you guarantee a cloud cost reduction?
No percentage is promised before reviewing usage and requirements. Recommendations should balance cost with performance, availability and the effort needed to operate the service.