01Week 1
Infrastructure audit
What is running, what it costs, what happens when it fails, and whether anyone has ever restored the backups. The findings are usually uncomfortable and always useful.
Cloud & DevOpsInfrastructure that
Infrastructure that
stops being your problem
AWS, Azure and GCP setup with Docker, CI/CD, monitoring and backups you have actually tested.
Typical timeline3–6 weeks for a typical migration
Starting from₹1,50,000
QuoteFixed, before we build
After launch30 days free fixes
Overview
What this actually is
Infrastructure gets noticed twice: when it breaks, and when the bill arrives. The rest of the time it should be invisible, and that is what we build towards.
That means deployments that run from a Git push rather than someone’s laptop, monitoring that pages a human before a customer notices, and backups that have been restored at least once so you know they work.
We also spend real time on cost. Right-sizing, reserved capacity and killing the instances nobody remembers starting typically takes 30–50% off an unmanaged cloud bill.
Scope
What's included
Everything below is inside the fixed quote. Anything outside it we tell you about before starting, not after.
- AWS, Azure and GCP architecture and setup
- Docker containerisation and Kubernetes where it is warranted
- CI/CD pipelines with automated tests and rollback
- Infrastructure as code so environments are reproducible
- Monitoring, log aggregation and on-call alerting
- Automated backups with tested restores
- SSL, WAF, secrets management and hardening
- Cost review and right-sizing
Process
How a cloud & devops project runs
The same four stages every time, so you always know what happens next.
02Week 2
Target architecture
A design sized to your actual traffic and budget, with the migration sequenced so nothing goes dark.
03Week 3–6
Build and migrate
Infrastructure as code, pipelines, monitoring, then a rehearsed migration — usually out of hours, always with a rollback path.
04Week 6+
Handover or AMC
Runbooks and training for your team, or we keep monitoring it under an AMC. Plenty of clients start with the second and move to the first.
Handover
What you end up owning
Every engagement ends with the same handover, whether or not you continue with us afterwards. No hostage code, no accounts in our name.
- Infrastructure defined as code in your repository
- CI/CD pipeline from commit to production
- Monitoring dashboards and alert routing
- A restore you have watched us perform
- Runbooks for the failures most likely to happen
- Cost report with the savings identified
Stack
What we build it with
Chosen for how long you will have to live with it, not for what is fashionable this year.
Cloud
AWSAzureGoogle CloudDigitalOcean
Containers
DockerKubernetesECSHelm
IaC
TerraformCloudFormationAnsiblePulumi
CI/CD
GitHub ActionsGitLab CIJenkinsArgoCD
Observability
GrafanaPrometheusCloudWatchSentry
Questions
Asked most often
If yours is not here, call +91 91453 10264 and ask — we would rather answer it before you commit.
AWS for the broadest service range, Azure if you are already a Microsoft shop, GCP if data and ML are central. For a small deployment, DigitalOcean is often cheaper and entirely sufficient. We recommend against what you already have, not in favour of a partner tier.
Probably not. Most businesses this size are better served by simpler container hosting. We suggest Kubernetes only where scale or team structure genuinely calls for it, because someone has to run it afterwards.
Usually by 30–50% on infrastructure nobody has reviewed. Right-sizing, reserved instances, storage tiering and shutting down forgotten resources. The audit tells you the number before you commit.
Under an AMC, alerts route to us and we respond within the agreed window. Without one, you get the runbooks and the monitoring, and your team handles it.
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