DevSecOps and cloud

Infrastructure that fails predictably and recovers without a war room.

What's included

The work, and what you receive

Each capability names an artefact you end up owning, not an activity we perform.

Infrastructure as code
Reviewed, versioned and reproducible. No console-only changes.
You receive
- Terraform modules
- Environment definitions
CI/CD pipelines
Tested, gated deployments with a rollback that has actually been rehearsed.
You receive
- Pipelines
- Rehearsed rollback
Monitoring and alerting
Alerts that say what to do, not merely that something is wrong. Every alert maps to a runbook.
You receive
- Dashboards
- Alert rules
- Runbook links
Secrets and access
Least privilege, rotation, and no long-lived credential sitting in an environment that does not need it.
You receive
- Access model
- Rotation policy
Cost visibility
Spend attributed per environment and service, so a surprise is caught early.
You receive
- Cost dashboards
- Budget alerts

Our approach

Durations are bands, not promises. We revise them in the open when the work argues otherwise.

Tools we use

We tell you when something newer is worth its risk, and when it is not.

Questions

Yes. We work in your accounts under least-privilege access, and we leave no Zimcrest-only credentials behind.

Your engineers run a failure drill unaided while we observe. Anything they cannot do becomes a gap we close before we sign off.

For an agreed window, with a named engineer and a stated response time. The aim is that you need it less over time, not more.

Tell us what it is. We will tell you what we would build, what we would not, and what it would take.