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Problems we solve

Start from the problem, not from our service names.

These are the situations this work starts from. Each one names the work and a bounded first package; the essentials are either here or one click deeper.

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Situations
01 / 4

Safer, repeatable delivery

Getting a change from a commit to production without it depending on one person remembering the steps.

Situations
02 / 4

Control and governance

Knowing what exists, who owns it, and how it changes — across accounts, identity, network, spend and the agents you let in.

Situations
03 / 4

Readiness and resilience

Being able to show a customer, an auditor or yourselves that the thing works, and recovers.

  • An enterprise customer’s security review has stalled the deal First package — Requirements mapped, and the top gaps closed
  • Backups are running, but nobody has restored one First package — One workload, restored and timed
  • A launch or new workload needs a production foundation
    First package — Readiness criteria agreed and demonstrated
    Scope
    One workload, one target environment, and the criteria you and we agree matter before it carries traffic.
    Done when
    Each criterion has been demonstrated against the real environment and recorded, and the phased rollout plan is agreed with its rollback.
    We need first
    The actual launch date and what is fixed about it
    Main boundary
    We do not promise zero downtime, and we are suspicious of anyone who does on an estate they have just met.
    Comparable anonymised delivery — launch readinessComparable anonymised delivery — landing zoneHow we deliver it
  • The incident is over, but the work it exposed is not
    First package — The agreed actions, closed and exercised
    Scope
    A named subset of the post-mortem actions — the ones you and we agree are platform work and are worth doing now.
    Done when
    Each action in scope is implemented and reviewed, the relevant detection or recovery path has been exercised, and the result is recorded.
    We need first
    The post-mortem and its action list
    Main boundary
    We do not run live incidents and we do not provide emergency response. There is no pager and we will not pretend otherwise.
    How we deliver it
  • Monitoring exists, but nobody acts on it with confidence
    First package — One workload, signals mapped and exercised
    Scope
    One agreed workload and the alerts that relate to it.
    Done when
    Each remaining alert has a named owner and a documented action, and the agreed failure scenarios have been exercised with the results recorded.
    We need first
    Access to the monitoring platform and a named service owner
    Main boundary
    We do not eliminate incidents and would not claim to.
    How we deliver it
Situations
04 / 4

Delivery capacity and handover

Senior platform work that is agreed, funded and not getting done — and making sure it outlives us.

  • The team knows what to do and cannot get to it
    First package — One workstream, accepted by your team
    Scope
    A defined slice of your existing backlog that you nominate, with acceptance criteria agreed before we start.
    Done when
    The work is merged through your normal review process, meets the acceptance criteria you set, and your team has the documentation to carry it on.
    We need first
    Repository and pipeline access, and a named reviewer with time to review
    Main boundary
    We do not supply undirected hours. Work without acceptance criteria is how both sides end up disappointed.
    How we deliver it
  • A new platform engineer or owner needs an estate worth inheriting
    First package — A handover pack the incoming owner can work from
    Scope
    One estate or one defined area of it, with the operating and change tasks agreed in advance.
    Done when
    The incoming owner has performed the agreed operating and change tasks using the delivered material, with us available but not driving.
    We need first
    Access to the estate and to whoever currently holds the knowledge
    Main boundary
    We are not a recruitment agency and we do not place candidates or take a placement fee. Role scoping and technical interview support are engineering help with hiring, not recruitment.
    Comparable anonymised delivery — platform baselineHow we deliver it
  • A good baseline is quietly drifting back
    First package — One review cycle, evidenced
    Scope
    The agreed estate or slice of it, on a cadence you set.
    Done when
    The cycle has run, the findings are prioritised with owners, and what was and was not acted on is recorded.
    We need first
    Continued scoped read-only access
    Main boundary
    Detection, engineer review and remediation are separate things and are contracted separately. Finding something does not mean we have changed it.
    Comparable anonymised delivery — assuranceHow we deliver it
The gap we exist to cover

Production needs more than a founder-managed account long before it needs a platform team.

Seed Traction Series A Scale Cost and effort High Low Unpaid, unowned effort Covered in your repository Terraform GitHub Actions AWS Grafana Required Applied You ship Customers Load-bearing A date is set A hire walks in

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  • RequiredCost and effort production actually demands.
  • AppliedWhat a founder-managed account can give it.
  • The gapUnpaid effort — then infrastructure as code, runbooks and a hire-ready backlog.
  1. 01
    You ship

    One AWS account. Founder keys. Everything is manual because everything is small, and that is the correct trade at this stage.

  2. 02
    It gets real

    Customers, spend and uptime start to matter. Production quietly becomes load-bearing while nobody is looking after it full time.

  3. 03
    The gap opens

    Too early to justify a platform org. Too late for the estate to live in one person’s head. This is the expensive part, and it is where most teams sit.

  4. 04
    We cover the gap

    Senior platform engineering, capped and scoped. The estate gets documented, hardened and reproducible while your engineers keep shipping product.

  5. 05
    A hire walks in

    When you do hire, they inherit infrastructure as code, runbooks and a backlog instead of folklore. They are useful in week one, not month four.

And when you do hire

We help you make the platform hire, and we do not disappear the day they start.

  1. Before the hire

    Scope, sift, interview
    • Write the role against the real estate
    • Second pair of ears on the technical stage
    • No placement fee

  2. During onboarding

    A documented estate
    • Infrastructure code they can read on day one
    • Runbooks, not folklore
    • We stay alongside at reduced capacity

  3. After

    Useful in week one
    • Inherits the code, runbooks, pipelines
    • A backlog, ranked, with reasoning
    • Not week four

We are not a recruitment agency — there is no placement fee, so no incentive to push a hire you are not ready for.

Whatever the problem

Every fix travels the same chain.

Evidence, a finding, a change in your repository, and a named approval of one exact plan. The entries below are illustrative; the chain is how every engagement runs.

Evidence
RDS configuration collected read-onlys3://…/rds_instances.json · sha256 c4e8b2… · 11:36 UTC
Finding
Production database publicly reachable, no tested restoreRDS-007 · High
Remediation
Public access off, database port closed to the internet, restore drilledPR #142 · 6 files · plan hash a85f13… · restore 27 min
Approval
A named principal approved that exact planapproved 2026-07-12 14:02 · commit 0d7e4b2
For investors

A separate route, with a separate buyer.

Infrastructure diligence sits apart from the operating-company work on purpose, and the independence rule behind it is published rather than promised.

A different buyer asking a different question, and the independence rule attached to it is worth more than the remediation revenue it costs us.

It informs the decision. It is not investment advice. We will not accept remediation work from a company we have run investor diligence on for 90 days after the report, and we disclose it in writing to the investor if we are approached.

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What changes

The point is an estate your own engineers can reason about.

Not a tidier diagram. A change path somebody other than its author can follow, evidence behind the claims, and the decisions written down where the next person will find them.

From organic growth to engineered control

From an estate that grew
to one your team can reason about.

Before — organic estate

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After — engineered estate

  1. State

    Before — organic estate

    Unknown state

    • Manual console changes
    • Configuration spread across multiple places
    • Current state difficult to explain

    After — engineered estate

    Defined state

    • Infrastructure represented as code
    • Accounts and environments documented
    • Intended state is visible and reviewable

  2. Change

    Before — organic estate

    Uncontrolled change

    • Ad-hoc deployments
    • No consistent repeatable process
    • Limited audit trail

    After — engineered estate

    Controlled change

    • Git-based change workflow
    • CI/CD deployment
    • Review and approval where required
    • Changes traceable to commits

  3. Assurance

    Before — organic estate

    Unclear assurance

    • Risk assessed inconsistently
    • Monitoring coverage unclear
    • Backup controls not always verified
    • Drift grows unnoticed

    After — engineered estate

    Continuous assurance

    • Monitoring and alerting defined
    • Risks explicitly assessed
    • Backups and controls verified
    • Drift identified and remediated

Known state. Reviewed change. Clear ownership.

Infrastructure is defined as code where appropriate, changes move through controlled workflows, and engineers can understand how the estate is meant to operate.

Organic growth is normal. The point is to make the current state legible and controlled.

Not sure which of these you have?

Describe it in twenty minutes and we will tell you straight: we can help, it needs someone else, or it is not worth doing yet. No charge, nothing quoted on the call; if there is work worth doing, a written scope reaches you within 24 hours.

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