Cloud Services & DevOps
Infrastructure that can be rebuilt from code, and deployments that are boring.
We set up and run cloud infrastructure so that releases are routine and recovery is planned rather than improvised. Everything is defined in code, so the environment can be rebuilt from the repository instead of living in one person's memory — and backups are only considered done once a restore has been tested.
Typical investment
KES 250,000 – 1,800,000
Per migration
Number of workloads, downtime tolerance during cutover, and compliance requirements. Ongoing managed operations — monitoring, patching, tested restores — run from KES 45,000 per month.
The band narrows to a single fixed price in a signed statement of work before any work begins. See bands for every service.
What you get
Deliverables, not adjectives
- A migration or setup plan with a rollback path, agreed before any cutover
- Infrastructure defined as code, versioned in your repository
- CI/CD pipelines so a release is a reviewed merge, not a manual upload
- Network, IAM and secrets configuration on least-privilege defaults
- Monitoring, log aggregation and alerts routed to a person who is on call
- Backups with a documented, tested restore and a stated recovery objective
Good fit for
Is this the right service?
- Businesses on a single unmanaged server with no backup story
- Teams deploying by hand, or by copying files over FTP
- Companies whose cloud bill has grown without anyone owning it
Technologies
The ecosystems we work in
Cloud platforms
Infrastructure as code
Containers & runtime
Observability
How we work
From first call to handover
- 01
Discovery call
A free 30-minute conversation about the problem, the constraints and the budget range. If we are not the right fit, we say so on this call.
- 02
Scope & written quote
We define what the first release includes and excludes, then quote it as a fixed price in a statement of work you can take to procurement.
- 03
Design & architecture
Screens and data model agreed before the build. Changing a diagram is cheaper than changing a shipped feature.
- 04
Build in increments
Short cycles with something reviewable at the end of each. You see progress in a working environment, not in a status report.
- 05
Test & launch
Functional, performance and security checks, a staged rollout with a rollback path, and a launch date agreed rather than announced.
- 06
Handover & support
Documentation, training and code in a repository you own — followed by a support retainer if you want us to keep it running.
Questions
What buyers ask before signing
Which cloud provider should we use?
Whichever fits your workload, your existing licensing and your team's skills. We are not resellers and earn nothing from the recommendation — for many small workloads a managed platform is cheaper than a full cloud account.
Can you migrate without downtime?
Usually to a short, scheduled window rather than zero. We are specific about the expected window and the rollback plan instead of promising a seamless cutover.
Do you offer 24/7 support?
We offer defined support hours with an out-of-hours escalation path, written into the agreement so the cover is unambiguous. Where an operation genuinely needs round-the-clock response, we scope and staff it deliberately rather than attaching a blanket SLA to every contract.
Let's scope your cloud & devops work
Tell us the problem and the constraints. You get a written scope and a fixed price within three working days — or an honest note that this is not something we should take on.