Migration, delivery automation, reliability, and cost control on any platform.
We move your systems to the cloud, automate how they ship, run them day to day, and keep the bill under control. Vendor-agnostic literally, so the recommendation is whatever fits you, not whatever pads a margin.
What it is
Cloud should make a business faster and cheaper to run, and delivery automation is how the speed shows up in practice: changes that ship safely, often, and without drama. We plan the move, migrate in reversible waves, wire delivery and infrastructure into version-controlled pipelines, operate the result to a real reliability target, and put a cost habit in place so the savings hold. Because we sell no platform of our own, the architecture and the toolchain are shaped by your workloads and your budget, not by a reseller quota.
Outcomes
- Lower, more predictable cloud and license spend
- Faster, safer, more frequent releases with easy rollback
- Higher uptime and calmer day-to-day operations
- A platform and toolchain your team can actually run, not just stand up
The sub-services in the Cloud & DevOps practice.
Cloud strategy and assessment
A clear, costed plan based on a real look at your estate, dependencies, and spend.
Migration and replatforming
Rehost, replatform, or refactor in phased, reversible waves with a tested rollback for each.
CI/CD and release automation
Build, test, and deploy pipelines that make shipping frequent, boring, and safe to roll back.
Infrastructure as code
Your whole environment defined in Terraform, reviewed and versioned, so it is repeatable and auditable.
Platform engineering
Landing zones, networking, and golden paths so your teams ship safely by default.
Site reliability and observability
SLOs, monitoring, tracing, and on-call practice so reliability is measured, not hoped for.
Managed operations
Monitoring, patching, incident response, and day-two operations under one SLA.
FinOps and cost control
Rightsizing, commitment planning, tagging, and a monthly cadence finance actually joins.
How we deliver.
- 01
Assess: map workloads, dependencies, and cost drivers, and agree the target and the plan.
- 02
Migrate: move in reversible waves, proving each one before the next.
- 03
Automate: put delivery, testing, and infrastructure into version-controlled pipelines.
- 04
Operate: run it to a reliability target with monitoring and incident response, and keep tuning cost so savings stick.
Not limited to the big three.
Vendor-agnostic is literal here. More than AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure: also Oracle Cloud and IBM Cloud, leaner providers like DigitalOcean and Hetzner, edge platforms like Cloudflare, and private or hybrid setups on VMware, OpenStack, or Nutanix. The same holds for the delivery toolchain, from GitHub Actions or GitLab to Argo CD, Terraform, and your choice of observability stack. The common tools are the common case, not the limit.
The full ecosystemCloud & DevOps in the real world.
Cutting a logistics platform's cloud bill 34% while improving on-time tracking
Northwind ran a fast-growing freight tracking platform on infrastructure that had outgrown its design. Synabix replatformed it and put a real cost habit in place.
Surviving a 3.4x peak on a re-architected storefront, then spending less off-peak
Vega's storefront buckled every peak season and cost too much the rest of the year. We re-architected the hot paths and matched spend to demand.
Moving county services to a hybrid setup with resilience the public can rely on
Riverton needed modern, resilient digital services on a tight budget, with strict requirements on where data lives.
About the Cloud & DevOps practice.
Can you work across more than one cloud?
Can you set up CI/CD and platform engineering for our team?
Will a migration disrupt the business?
How fast do cost savings show up?
Stronger together than apart.
Let us take Cloud & DevOps off your plate.
One team, one bill, one point of accountability across cloud, data, AI, security, and software. Tell us where you are.