Category D · 5 services

Cloud, DevOps & Infrastructure

Platforms that deploy on demand, recover on their own, and cost what they should.

A cloud bill is usually an architecture diagram with prices on it. We treat infrastructure as a product with its own users: developers who need to ship without filing a ticket, operators who need to sleep, and a finance team who needs the number to be explainable. Migration, platform engineering, reliability, and cost, handled as one discipline rather than four teams.

What we build

D.1

Cloud Migration & Modernisation

A sequence that keeps the business running while the platform changes underneath

Migration to AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud, or to a private cloud, planned as a reversible sequence rather than a weekend. Dependency and data-flow mapping of the estate as it actually runs, landing zone and account structure with guardrails, workload assessment and disposition per application, strangler-fig sequencing in shippable steps, dual-run and reconciliation before any cut-over, and rollback criteria written before the work starts.

AWS
Azure
Google Cloud
Landing zone
Strangler fig
Dual-run

What we build

D.2

DevOps & Internal Developer Platforms

A paved road, so shipping does not require filing a ticket

Internal platforms that make the correct path the easy one. Infrastructure as code with reviewable modules, pipelines that build, test, scan, and deploy without manual gates, environment provisioning on demand, secrets management with short-lived credentials, golden paths and service templates, progressive delivery with automated rollback, and a developer portal where a team can find and own its own services.

Terraform
GitHub Actions
ArgoCD
Backstage
GitOps
OIDC federation

What we build

D.3

Kubernetes & Container Platforms

Clusters that scale, isolate tenants, and survive a node disappearing

Container platforms built to be operated rather than demonstrated. Cluster architecture and multi-tenancy with namespace and network isolation, autoscaling at pod and node level, service mesh where it earns its complexity, ingress and certificate automation, stateful workload patterns with backup and restore that has actually been tested, and upgrade paths that do not require an outage.

Kubernetes
Helm
Istio and Linkerd
Karpenter
OPA Gatekeeper
Velero

What we build

D.4

Site Reliability & Observability Engineering

Error budgets, traces, and failure testing on the paths that matter

The measurement and failure discipline that keeps a platform inside its availability target. Service level objectives derived from user-visible paths rather than host metrics, distributed tracing and high-cardinality telemetry through OpenTelemetry and eBPF, cost-aware retention tiers, on-call rotation and alerting that is actionable, chaos and load testing against production topologies, and incident review that ends in a code change rather than a document.

SLO
OpenTelemetry
eBPF
Prometheus
Chaos engineering
Error budgets

What we build

D.5

Network, Connectivity & Infrastructure Services

The physical and virtual plumbing, designed rather than accumulated

Design and delivery of the network and infrastructure layer: campus, branch, and data centre networking, software-defined wide area networking, cloud interconnect and hybrid connectivity, segmentation for operational technology and regulated workloads, virtualisation and server estate design, backup and disaster recovery with a tested recovery objective, and structured cabling and hardware procurement where you need it.

SD-WAN
VLAN and VRF
IPsec
VMware and KVM
DR runbooks
Zero trust network access

What we build

How it connects

Inside cloud & devops.

The systems in this area, and what each one hands to the next.

Cloud Migration

Migration to AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud, or to a private cloud, planned as a reversible sequence rather than a weekend.

What we build

DevOps & Platform Engineering

Internal platforms that make the correct path the easy one.

What we build

Kubernetes Platforms

Container platforms built to be operated rather than demonstrated.

What we build

Reliability & Observability

The measurement and failure discipline that keeps a platform inside its availability target.

What we build

Network & Infrastructure

What we build

Bring us the whole problem.

Tell us where the work is stuck, whether that is a model that never reached production, an application nobody can change, a data platform nobody trusts, or a plant the business cannot see. An engineer replies with a first read, not a sales deck.