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Cloud infrastructure

Cloud-first architectures with infrastructure as code, observability, resilience, and tested recovery.

Infrastructure

Cloud platforms and operations

Azure and AWS architectures with containerized delivery, observability, and recovery.

Cloud-first architecture

Workloads are designed for managed cloud services with clear environment separation and infrastructure as code.

Azure

Enterprise Azure patterns for identity, networking, App Service/AKS, Key Vault, and Monitor.

AWS

AWS reference architectures using IAM least privilege, VPC design, ECS/EKS, Secrets Manager, and CloudWatch.

Docker

Containerized builds for reproducible artifacts and consistent promotion across environments.

Kubernetes

Orchestration for scalable services with health probes, resource limits, and rolling deployments.

CI/CD

Automated build, test, scan, and deploy pipelines with gated promotions and rollback paths.

Monitoring

Metrics, traces, and alerts for latency, errors, saturation, and business-critical journeys.

Logging

Centralized logs with retention and access controls suitable for operations and investigations.

High availability

Multi-AZ or zone-redundant patterns where engagement requirements call for resilience to single-point failures.

Scalability

Horizontal scaling, autoscaling policies, and capacity planning for peak load scenarios.

Backup & recovery

Backup practices, restore validation, and RTO/RPO targets are aligned to the engagement agreement when we operate or deliver the environment.

Architecture

Reference architecture

A high-level view of how we typically separate environments, identity, and data planes.

Architecture overview

Detailed architecture diagrams are shared under NDA for active opportunities and operated platforms. Contact the security team to request a walkthrough.

Discuss your cloud architecture

Talk with our team about Azure or AWS delivery patterns, hardening baselines, and operational readiness.