Managed AWS
Your team builds the product. We run the AWS under it.
For teams whose engineers are good at their own craft and would rather not spend the next quarter becoming good at AWS as well. Architecture, deployment, access, monitoring and spend sit with us, month to month.
It runs in your AWS account, defined as Terraform you keep. If the arrangement ends, the infrastructure and the code that describes it stay where they are.
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Assessment first
A fixed-scope look at architecture, security and reliability, before any monthly work begins.
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We agree the order
The plan is sequenced by production risk, not by how interesting the work is. You approve what gets touched and when, before anything is touched.
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Then we run it
Monthly. We hold the infrastructure — deployments, scaling, monitoring, access, spend — and your team goes back to the product.
What sits with us
The whole account, rather than a list of tickets. Which parts need work first is what the assessment decides.
Architecture and delivery
- AWS architecture for the workload you have, and the one you are about to have
- Infrastructure as code — Terraform you keep and can read
- CI/CD pipelines, so a deploy is a push rather than an afternoon
- Environment separation that survives an accident in staging
Access and security
- IAM, roles and least-privilege access as the team grows
- Network boundaries, secrets handling, and the security posture around both
- Backups and a restore path that has been tested rather than assumed
Operating it
- Monitoring, logging and alerts that name what broke
- Scaling as traffic arrives, and back down again afterwards
- Cost optimisation as an ongoing habit rather than a quarterly panic
- Ongoing support — a person who already knows your account
Let's get your AWS right
The first engagement is a two-week, fixed-scope assessment of what you run today. You come away with:
- An architecture review against the traffic you are planning for
- Security findings across access, network boundaries and secrets
- A reliability read — how each component fails, and how you recover
- A risk-ordered plan, with the first changes named
- A walkthrough of the findings with your team
The report is yours to keep, whether we carry on together or your engineers take it from here.
Tell us what you are runningPressed by the invoice rather than the architecture? The AWS cost audit is the narrower way in.