Cloud-native architectures, infrastructure as code, release pipelines and observability. On AWS, Azure and Kubernetes, with the rollback ready before the deploy.
We describe the infrastructure as code, so every environment is reproducible and every change is tracked. After go-live we stay for monitoring, incidents and evolution.
What it covers
- 01Cloud-native architectures on Kubernetes
- 02Infrastructure as code: Terraform, Helm
- 03CI/CD pipelines and safe releases
- 04Monitoring, ongoing support, incident handling
Where we apply it
Cases where it was needed
Questions
Before writing to us
Do we really need Kubernetes?+
Not always. We use it when the number of services, load and need for repeatable releases justify it. For simpler systems a smaller infrastructure costs less to run and to understand.
Can you migrate without stopping the service?+
Yes, when it is planned in phases: new environment in parallel, gradual cutover, rollback ready before the deploy. We rebuilt the infrastructure of a loyalty platform while it stayed on.
What happens to the infrastructure after go-live?+
It is described as code, so it is reproducible and tracked. We stay for monitoring, incidents and evolution, or hand everything to your team with the documentation to run it.
Describe the system. We'll tell you what we see.
Ten minutes, one question at a time. At the end, our honest read of the case. It's the filter, before the call.