Infrastructure Is Not a One-Time Setup

Most teams treat infrastructure as something you set up once and forget about. Then the product grows, traffic spikes, and suddenly everything is on fire. Load times triple. The database chokes. The cloud bill explodes. And the team that built the product has no idea how to fix the infrastructure underneath it.

We build infrastructure as a discipline, not a task. Automated, monitored, and designed to handle what's coming — not just what's here today.

Architected for Reality

We design cloud architectures on AWS and Hetzner Cloud that balance three things most teams struggle to hold together: performance, reliability, and cost. We don't over-engineer for scale you'll never reach, and we don't cut corners that will cost you later. We right-size everything based on your actual traffic patterns, growth trajectory, and budget.

Every application we deploy is containerized with Docker and orchestrated with Kubernetes. This means consistent environments from development to production, zero-downtime deployments, and the ability to scale individual services independently when demand shifts.

Ship Fast, Break Nothing

We build CI/CD pipelines with GitHub Actions that let your team push code to production multiple times a day — with automated testing, security scanning, and deployment safeguards at every step. No more "it works on my machine." No more manual deployments on Friday afternoons that ruin the weekend.

See Everything, Miss Nothing

We implement full observability with Prometheus for metrics, Grafana for dashboards, and Loki for log aggregation. You'll know when something is wrong before your users do. Alerts go to the right people. Dashboards show the right data. When incidents happen — and they will — you have the visibility to diagnose and resolve them fast.

What You Get

Production-grade cloud infrastructure that's automated, monitored, secured, and cost-optimized. CI/CD pipelines that make shipping safe and fast. Monitoring that gives you real-time visibility into everything. Disaster recovery plans that actually work. And an infrastructure team that manages it all — so your engineers can focus on building features.