Cloud InfrastructureFor teams that want cloud done right without paying an enterprise premium.
Cloud architecture, deployment, and ongoing infrastructure management sized for small-business workloads and small-business bills. We build on AWS, GCP, Azure, and Vercel: whichever fits.
What is cloud infrastructure work?
Cloud infrastructure is everything that sits underneath your application: the servers, databases, networking, deployment pipelines, monitoring, and backup systems that keep the software running in production. Done well, it is invisible. Done badly, it becomes a recurring tax on your team in the form of outages, surprise bills, and security scares.
Small and mid-sized businesses have two common failure modes with cloud. The first is under-investment: running production on a single consumer-grade VPS with no backups and no monitoring. The second is over-investment: paying enterprise SaaS tooling and over-provisioning compute because everyone on the team is afraid of the AWS console.
The right answer is almost always in the middle: a sensible cloud architecture, configuration as code, automated deployments, cost visibility, and an actual backup plan. None of this requires a DevOps team. It requires a few weeks of upfront work and a small monthly retainer to keep it healthy.
Who needs cloud infrastructure help?
Our typical infrastructure clients look like one of these.
Paying too much for hosting
Your cloud bill is climbing and nobody on the team knows why. You suspect (correctly) that some of it is over-provisioning and some is unused resources that nobody shut down.
One outage away from disaster
Production runs on a single server with no backups and no monitoring. Every deploy is stressful. You know this is bad: you just have not had the time or expertise to fix it.
Migrating off Heroku, Render, or Vercel for cost reasons
The PaaS you started on is great at developer experience but getting expensive at your traffic level. You want to move to raw cloud (AWS / GCP) without losing the deploy ergonomics.
What we deliver
- Cloud architecture on AWS, GCP, or Azure
- Infrastructure as code (Terraform, CloudFormation, or Pulumi)
- Containerization (Docker) and orchestration where justified
- CI/CD pipelines with automated deployments and rollbacks
- Monitoring, logging, and alerting with on-call-friendly thresholds
- Cost optimization, right-sizing, and reserved-capacity planning
- Security hardening, secrets management, and access controls
- Backup strategy and tested disaster recovery
How we tackle a cloud engagement
- 1
Audit
We inventory your current cloud setup, bills, and pain points. Most audits surface two or three fixes worth thousands per year before any new work begins.
- 2
Target architecture
We propose a target architecture, sized for your actual workload, not a hypothetical one, and a migration plan from current state to target state.
- 3
Build and migrate
We stand up the new infrastructure as code, migrate workloads in stages, and keep the old setup running until the new one is proven. No big-bang cutovers.
- 4
Instrument and document
Monitoring, alerts, runbooks, and access documentation. You get a real operations handbook, not tribal knowledge.
- 5
Ongoing management (optional)
Month-to-month retainers are available for clients who want ongoing patching, on-call coverage, and continuous cost optimization.
What we work with
Cloud choice should follow your workload, your team, and your existing vendors: not the other way around. We work with all three major clouds and the major developer platforms.
Frequently asked questions
The questions we hear most often about this service.
For most small businesses, the best cloud is the one your team already understands. AWS is the safest default. Google Cloud is competitive for data-heavy workloads. Azure is the pragmatic choice if you already live in Microsoft 365. The differences matter less than most people assume.
Ready to talk through a project?
Free 30-minute discovery call. No obligation. We will give you an honest read on whether this is the right service for what you are trying to do.