Field manual · DevOpsService · 04Running production infra since 2014

DevOps that actually stays up—not scales in slides.

Architecture, MVP scaling, Kubernetes, cloud cost optimisation, infrastructure migration. The engineers on your kickoff call also handle your 3am page. 50+ clusters in production, four cloud providers.

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  • 01

    Infra as actual code

    Terraform. Pulumi. Helm. No clicky-clicky in cloud consoles. Your infrastructure is in git, reviewed, replayable.

  • 02

    Observability before launch

    Metrics, logs, traces wired in week one. No production system goes live without dashboards and alerts.

  • 03

    Costs that go down

    Average client cloud bill drops 30–40% after our optimisation pass. Right-sizing, reserved instances, spot, autoscaling.

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50+
Clusters in production
4
Cloud providers covered
30–40%
Avg cloud bill cut
2014
First cluster shipped
Chapter01
Architecture · IaC · Terraform

Architecture design

From whiteboard to running cluster. Infrastructure designed for the load you have, not the one in the deck.

  • Terraform
  • Pulumi
  • AWS
  • GCP
  • Azure

We design for current scale + 5x. Not 100x. Over-engineering kills startups as fast as under-engineering.

Terraform-first. Pulumi when the team prefers TypeScript. Helm charts versioned in your repo. No manual cloud-console clicks.

  • 01Cloud architecture review
  • 02IaC migration (Terraform / Pulumi)
  • 03Network & VPC design
  • 04Multi-region planning
Talk to architects →
Architecture design
FIG. 01Architecture design — production sheet
Chapter02
MVP scaling · CI/CD · Pipelines

MVP → scale

Your MVP runs on three VMs and a script. Cool. Here's how we get you to 100k users without rewriting it.

  • GitHub Actions
  • GitLab CI
  • ArgoCD
  • Redis

Incremental scaling. Caching first (Redis, CDN). Database read replicas next. Application sharding only when measurements demand it.

CI/CD pipelines that fail fast. Tests, lint, security scan, deploy. PR previews on every branch.

  • 01Load testing & bottleneck triage
  • 02Caching layers (Redis, CDN)
  • 03Database scaling strategy
  • 04CI/CD pipeline
Talk to scaling team →
MVP scaling
FIG. 02MVP → scale — production sheet
Chapter03
Kubernetes · GitOps · Helm

Kubernetes deployments

K8s where it earns its keep. We'll tell you when ECS or Fly.io is the better call.

  • Kubernetes
  • Helm
  • ArgoCD
  • Istio

Kubernetes is excellent when you have polyglot workloads, complex networking, and a platform team. It's overkill when you have three microservices.

We deploy K8s clusters, write Helm charts, set up GitOps with ArgoCD or Flux. We also recommend simpler runtimes when they fit.

  • 01K8s cluster setup (EKS / GKE / AKS)
  • 02Helm chart authoring
  • 03GitOps with ArgoCD / Flux
  • 04Service mesh (when warranted)
Talk to K8s team →
Kubernetes deployments
FIG. 03Kubernetes deployments — production sheet
Chapter04
Cloud costs · Right-sizing · FinOps

Cloud cost optimisation

Your cloud bill is bigger than your engineering salary. Here's the audit pass that fixes it.

  • FinOps
  • AWS RI
  • GCP CUDs
  • Spot

Right-sizing instances. Reserved + savings plans where workloads are stable. Spot fleets for stateless workers. Autoscaling that actually scales down.

Average client savings: 30–40% on monthly cloud spend after the optimisation pass. Documented before/after.

  • 01Instance right-sizing audit
  • 02Reserved & savings plan strategy
  • 03Spot fleet design
  • 04Autoscaling tuning
Talk to FinOps team →
Cloud cost optimisation
FIG. 04Cloud cost optimisation — production sheet
Chapter05
Migration · Lift & shift · Refactor

Infrastructure migration

On-prem to cloud. Cloud to cloud. Bare metal to containers. The migration nobody wants to start.

  • AWS
  • GCP
  • Azure
  • Hybrid
  • Phased cutover

We've done painful migrations — AWS to GCP, EC2 to EKS, monolith to microservices. None were one-shot weekend cutovers.

Phased migration. Traffic split. Rollback plans you can actually rollback to. Zero-downtime when the architecture allows it.

  • 01Cloud-to-cloud migration
  • 02On-prem → cloud lift
  • 03VM → container refactor
  • 04Monolith → service decomposition
Talk to migration lead →
Infrastructure migration
FIG. 05Infrastructure migration — production sheet
How we deliver

From audit to autopilot.

Same phases every engagement. We've done it 50+ times.
1

Audit

Two-week deep-dive. We document what you have and what's wrong.

2

Plan

Prioritised roadmap. You see the order and the dates.

3

Build

Sprints. PR previews. You merge when you're ready.

4

Cutover

Phased traffic shift. Rollback ready. Zero-downtime where possible.

5

Handover

Runbooks, dashboards, on-call rota. Your team is trained.

6

Retainer

Optional. We stay on-call. Or we don't — the docs make us optional.

Why this team

Reasons ops clients actually cite.

From conversations with the last 20 platform leads we shipped for.
  1. 01Depth

    Decade of production. The engineer on your call has run your kind of platform.

  2. 02IaC

    Everything in code. Reviewed. Versioned. Replayable. No clicky-clicky disasters.

  3. 03Observability

    Metrics, logs, traces wired before launch. Not patched after the first incident.

  4. 04Cost

    30-40% average cloud bill reduction. We hand you a before/after spreadsheet.

  5. 05Honest scope

    We tell you when K8s is overkill. We use Fly.io or ECS when it fits.

  6. 06On-call

    Optional on-call retainer with documented runbooks. Or we hand off to your team.

  7. 07Security

    SOC2, GDPR, HIPAA-ready patterns by default.

Industries we've operated

Infra for industries where downtime costs.

Fintech, healthcare, media, eCommerce — industries where a four-hour outage makes the news.
  • Media
  • Fintech
  • Bank
  • Startup
  • Sport
  • Agedcare
  • Healthcare
  • E-commerce
  • Travel
  • Education
  • Fitness
  • Real estate
  • Pharmaceutical
  • Retail
  • Logistic
  • Industry 4.0
Common questions

Questions before the call.

If yours isn't here, ask — usually answered same day.
What DevOps services do you offer?+

Architecture design, CI/CD pipelines, Kubernetes deployments, cloud cost optimisation, infrastructure migration, observability setup, on-call retainers. Pick the stages you need.

Which cloud providers do you cover?+

AWS, GCP, Azure, plus DigitalOcean, Fly.io, Hetzner for cost-conscious deployments. We pick what fits your workload, not what we used last quarter.

Do you do Kubernetes?+

Yes — when it's the right tool. We'll tell you when it's not (e.g. small monolith → Fly.io / ECS is simpler). We optimise for your team size, not our portfolio.

How long does an audit take?+

Two weeks for the audit + plan deliverable. Implementation timelines depend on scope — we'll give a real date.

Do you do on-call?+

Yes, as an optional retainer. We document runbooks so your team can take over whenever you want. We're not your hostage situation.

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