Service · Cloud & DevOps
AWS architecture, migration, cost optimisation and the DevOps that keeps it all boring.
The problem, in your words
You moved to the cloud because everyone said to, and now the monthly bill keeps creeping up and nobody in the business can fully explain it. Or you're still on a server under someone's desk and you know that can't continue. Either way, you'd like someone who can tell you the truth without selling you a data centre.
A fixed-price, plain-English review of what you're running, what it costs, what's fragile, and what to change first. Often pays for itself in the first quarter's savings.
From on-premise servers or from another provider, staged and boring by design. Boring is what you want in a migration.
Right-sizing, serverless where it fits, reserved capacity where it doesn't, and turning off the things nobody remembered were running.
CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code (Terraform), monitoring and alerting so you find out about problems before your customers do.
The architecture review is fixed-price and two weeks. Migration and DevOps work runs in sprints or on retainer, with the review's prioritised plan as the roadmap.
Architecture review £2,400 fixed (two weeks, written report and prioritised plan). Migration and DevOps work from £6,700 per sprint or on retainer. Full detail on the Rates page.
AWS Certified Solutions Architect and Developer, and — more to the point — the founder has run production AWS estates where downtime meant failed card payments. The 34% cost reduction on his last platform wasn't a slide-deck number; it was a line in the management accounts.