Cloud-native development and pragmatic consultancy. We help you decide what to move, what to keep, and what to rebuild — then engineer it without the lock-in surprises. Right-sized infrastructure, predictable cost, no resume-driven architecture.
Six capabilities that span the whole journey — from deciding whether the cloud is even the right call, to building for it natively, to keeping the bill from quietly doubling.
An honest read on what to move, what to keep, and what to rebuild. Sometimes the right answer is "not everything, and not yet" — and we'll say so.
Applications built for the cloud, not just lifted into it — designed to scale, recover, and deploy the way cloud platforms actually reward.
Moving workloads off ageing infrastructure — lift-and-shift where it's enough, re-platform where it pays off, planned so the business stays up throughout.
Docker and Kubernetes done at the right level of complexity — enough to be portable and reliable, not so much that you need a full-time team to run it.
Terraform and reproducible environments, so your infrastructure is reviewable, versioned, and rebuildable — not a hand-clicked configuration nobody remembers.
Right-sizing, autoscaling, and a bill you can predict. The cloud only saves money when someone's actually watching what it spends — that someone is us.
Most cloud regret comes from migrating before deciding why. We start with the strategy, not the stack — then engineer only what the strategy justifies.
What you run, what it costs, and what it depends on — measured, not guessed. The cloud isn't automatically cheaper; the assessment shows where it is.
Each workload gets a clear call with a reason behind it. We'd rather talk you out of a migration that doesn't pay off than bill you for one that doesn't.
A target architecture that uses the cloud's strengths without welding you to one vendor's proprietary corner — so leaving stays an option you'll never be forced to take.
Infrastructure as code, staged rollout, and a planned cutover with rollback ready. Nothing reaches production that hasn't already worked in staging.
Monitoring, autoscaling, and ongoing cost review under a clear SLA. We run what we build — including the part where the invoice stays sensible.
We run our own platforms in the cloud — at real scale, across borders, on infrastructure we provisioned and keep tuned. The same cloud engineering we'd bring to your stack.
Cloud-native data and API infrastructure with CDN delivery — built to scale on demand, not on a fixed server.
Our longest-running cloud SaaS — delivered, scaled, and cost-managed in the cloud since 2021.
A global marketplace with traffic that spikes around events — autoscaling so it stays fast without paying for idle capacity.
Served across regions with edge delivery — years of running an international platform without the bill running away.
The honest answers — the kind we'd give on a first call, before any proposal.
We're cloud-agnostic. AWS and Azure are both first-class for us, and we pick by fit — your existing tools, your region, your team's skills — rather than by what we'd prefer to bill hours on. Where it matters, we design so you're not trapped in any one of them.
Depends on the workload, and we'll tell you honestly which each one needs. Lift-and-shift is fine when the goal is just getting off old hardware; rebuilding pays off when scale, cost, or reliability are the real problem. Doing all of it cloud-native by default is how cloud bills get scary.
It can — if nobody's watching. The cloud saves money when workloads are right-sized and idle capacity is switched off. We treat cost as part of the engineering, not an afterthought, and review it as part of ongoing operation.
Yes. We use managed services where they genuinely help, but keep the core portable with containers and infrastructure as code — so moving providers later is a project, not a catastrophe.
Your choice. We can operate it under a clear SLA, or hand it over fully — infrastructure as code, runbooks, and documentation included — so your team can run it without us. No lock-in to the studio either.
A cloud move rarely stands alone — it usually rides on top of other work. These are the practices it most often connects to, same studio, same engineers.