Every engagement starts with an assessment, because guessing is expensive. From there we take on as much or as little as you need: a two week review, a full platform build, or an ongoing hand on the tiller.
We design the account structure, networking, identity model and guardrails that everything else sits on, then move workloads over in stages with a rollback path at every step.
A paved road for your developers: one way to create a service, one way to ship it, one way to see what it is doing. Less waiting on the infrastructure team, fewer snowflakes.
Useful AI in an enterprise is mostly an infrastructure problem: where the model runs, what it is allowed to read, who pays for the tokens. We build that layer properly.
The unglamorous work that pays for itself fastest. We replace manual steps and half remembered procedures with code that anybody on the team can read and run.
We make failure visible before your customers find it, and make recovery a practised routine rather than an improvisation.
Sensible defaults, enforced by the platform. The goal is that doing the secure thing is also the easiest thing for your engineers.
Pick the one that matches where you are. Moving between them mid engagement is normal and costs nothing.
Two to three weeks. We review your architecture, cost, reliability and security posture, then deliver a written report with a prioritised roadmap you can act on with or without us.
A defined build with agreed milestones: a migration, a Kubernetes platform, a CI/CD rollout, an AI gateway. Delivered in increments, handed over with documentation and runbooks.
A recurring block of hours each month for teams without a dedicated platform engineer. Architecture reviews, on call support for the platform layer and steady improvement work.
Usually within one to two weeks for an assessment, and we can often do the first discovery call the same week you get in touch. Larger builds are scheduled around your team's availability, not just ours.
No. Smaller teams get the most out of automation, because there is nobody spare to do things by hand. We scope to the size of the problem, and if the honest answer is that you do not need us yet, we will say so on the call.
Always. Engagements are built around pairing and review, so your team ends up owning the result. We would rather leave behind capability than a dependency.
Yes. That is a large part of what we do. Models run on infrastructure you control, prompts and documents never leave your network, and every request is logged for audit.
A short call is enough to give a range. For a firm number we need read access to the environment or a walkthrough with someone who knows it, which is exactly what the assessment covers.
Describe the problem in a couple of sentences and we will point you at the right starting point, even if it is not one of ours.