Cloud & DevOps Engineering
Cloud and DevOps engineering that makes your platform faster to ship and cheaper to run — migration to AWS, GCP or Azure, CI/CD pipelines, container orchestration, infrastructure-as-code and observability. We reduce deploy risk and toil so your team can release daily without 2 a.m. incidents.
At a glance
- 1,550+
- Projects delivered
- 150+
- Clients served
- 2017
- Building since
- Day 1
- Code ownership
Why Cloud & DevOps Engineering goes wrong — and how we do it differently
Deploys should be boring. In most growing companies they are the opposite: a Friday-night ritual with a shared checklist, a prayer and a rollback that means restoring from last week's backup. Meanwhile the cloud bill has doubled in a year, nobody owns it, and every explanation for every line item is plausible. The engineering team spends its best hours on toil instead of features.
Cloud and DevOps with us starts from a measured baseline: what runs where, what it costs, what is fragile. Then we codify the environment in Terraform without breaking it, build pipelines with staging gates, preview deployments and one-command rollback, containerise workloads with sane limits, and wire observability — logs, metrics, traces and alerts that reach a human. Cost engineering is structural, not a one-off cleanup: tagging enforced in CI, budget alerts, right-sizing against real utilisation and reserved capacity where it pays.
The result is a platform that ships daily without drama and a bill that stops surprising finance. Migrations happen with parallel running and lowered DNS TTLs rather than a downtime window. And because everything lives as code in your repositories with runbooks your team can follow, nothing depends on us — which is exactly why clients stay.
Slow, manual operations tax every feature you ship. When a release takes half a day and carries real risk, teams batch changes into large, infrequent deploys — and large deploys are exactly the ones that break. When environments are configured by hand, a new developer takes a week to be productive and a staging bug cannot be reproduced. When the cloud bill has no owner, forgotten environments and oversized instances quietly double it in a year, and the money that should have funded monitoring pays for idle servers instead.
Sound familiar?
The situations clients bring to this service line.
Deploys are a weekend event
Manual steps, no staging gate and no rollback path turn every release into a risk the team avoids for as long as it can.
The cloud bill doubled and nobody knows why
Forgotten environments, oversized instances and cross-region chatter grow quietly with a good excuse for every line.
Servers configured by hand, years ago
Nothing is reproducible, nothing is documented, and the person who set it up has left.
Incidents found by customers
No metrics, no alerting and no on-call — the first sign of an outage is a support ticket.
At a glance
- Typical timelineAudit 1 · pipelines 3 · migration 8
- 3–8 wks
- Team on itDevOps engineers plus architect
- 1–3
- Starting investmentCost audit and CI/CD setup
- ₹3 lakh
- First resultCost baseline and quick wins
- Week 1
- Typical savingsOn overspend cloud accounts
- 20–40%
Figures are typical ranges from past engagements. Your written estimate arrives within 3 business days of the scoping call.
What we build
Cloud migration
Assessment, re-platforming and migration to AWS, GCP or Azure with minimal downtime and right-sized cost.
CI/CD & containers
Build pipelines, Docker images and Kubernetes orchestration for repeatable, one-click deployments.
Infrastructure as code
Terraform/Pulumi-managed environments that are versioned, reviewable and reproducible.
Observability
Logging, metrics, tracing and alerting so failures are caught before users notice them.
Tools & stack we use on this work
What clients usually ask us for
CI/CD and release engineering
GitHub Actions or GitLab pipelines with test gates, preview environments, staged rollouts and one-command rollback.
Cloud migration and re-platforming
On-premise or legacy hosting to AWS, GCP or Azure with inventory, dependency mapping, parallel running and zero-downtime cutover.
Cloud cost audits
A one-week audit that typically recovers 20–40% on overspend accounts, followed by structural controls so it stays recovered.
Kubernetes and container platforms
Docker images, Kubernetes or managed containers with resource limits, autoscaling and observability built in.
What you walk away with
- Cloud architecture and migration runbook
- CI/CD pipelines with staging and production gates
- Containerised workloads on Kubernetes or managed containers
- Infrastructure-as-code repo (Terraform/Pulumi)
- Monitoring, logging and alerting dashboards
The process
- 01
Cloud readiness and cost baseline assessment
- 02
Architecture, migration plan and IaC scaffolding
- 03
Pipeline and container platform build-out
- 04
Cutover, observability handover and runbooks
Four things that make week one productive
None of these are hard; all of them are the difference between a thin slice in week three and a thin slice in week six.
- 1Read access to cloud accounts, billing and current repositories
- 2The release process as it happens today, warts and all
- 3A list of environments and who owns each
- 4A maintenance window preference for the cutover, if any
What changes after we ship
Every item here is a measurable state, not an adjective — the things you can check on your own system a month after launch.
Guaranteed in the contract
- Code you own from day one
- A 24-hour response SLA
- Ship real software early
- The engineers who scope it build it
- Production deploys that take minutes, run daily and roll back with one command
- Every environment defined in Terraform in your repositories, reproducible on demand
- Cloud spend measured against a baseline and reported monthly, with budget alerts
- Logs, metrics, traces and alerts routed to a named on-call engineer
- Zero-downtime migrations with parallel running and a rehearsed rollback
Where your team gets its hours back with Cloud & DevOps Engineering
Typical figures from live deployments. We measure the “before” during the scoping week on your own numbers, so the “after” is a target you can hold us to.
| Task | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| A production release | Half a day, after hours | Minutes, during the day |
| Spinning up a new environment | Days of hand configuration | One Terraform apply |
| Explaining the cloud bill | Nobody can | Tagged, owned, one dashboard |
| Recovering from a bad deploy | Restore from backup, hours | Rollback, one command |
Why clients pick us for Cloud & DevOps Engineering
Cost baseline first
Every engagement starts with a measured spend baseline; savings are reported against it monthly.
Zero-downtime cutovers
Parallel running, lowered DNS TTLs and one-command rollbacks — migrations without a weekend outage.
Pipelines with gates
Staging environments, preview deploys and rollback paths before anything touches production.
Nothing depends on us
Terraform in your repos, credentials in your vault, runbooks your team can follow.
Engagements with the numbers attached
Industries we serve with this
Common questions about Cloud & DevOps Engineering
Do you work with our existing cloud provider?
Yes. We work across AWS, GCP and Azure and meet you where you are — whether that means migrating from on-prem, consolidating providers, or optimising an existing cloud setup that has grown expensive.
Can you set up CI/CD without disrupting releases?
Yes. We introduce pipelines with staging gates and rollback, shadow-deploy risky changes, and run releases alongside your current process until the new pipeline is proven.
Will we own the infrastructure code?
Yes — all infrastructure is delivered as code in your repos. Your team can review, reproduce and change every environment without being locked in to us.
Will this lower our cloud bill?
In most engagements, yes. We baseline your current spend, right-size instances, add auto-scaling and reserved-capacity plans, and report savings against that baseline every month.
Have a Cloud & DevOps Engineering project in mind?
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