DevOps on Demand

“We know what needs doing but our team doesn't have the time or the AWS depth to do it”

There's a backlog of infrastructure improvements that never gets prioritised. WAF rules that should have been tightened months ago. Terraform that's drifted. A CI/CD pipeline that's held together with scripts. Your team knows the problems. They just can't stop firefighting long enough to fix them.

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Where you'll be

The project is done, documented, and your team owns it.

Scoped engineering work delivered by senior AWS engineers. Infrastructure as Code, tested, documented, and handed over. Your team maintains it from day one. No ongoing dependency.

Your team has a list of infrastructure work that never gets done.

The WAF rules that should have been tightened after the last audit. The Terraform that started as a proof of concept and is now running production, with no state locking, no modules, and no tests. The CI/CD pipeline that’s a shell script someone wrote two years ago. Everyone knows these things need fixing. Nobody has the time.

Why the backlog keeps growing

Infrastructure improvements compete with product features for the same engineers’ time, and product always wins. Your team is good at what they do, but AWS infrastructure at depth is a different discipline. WAF rule sets, Terraform state surgery, cross-account IAM, and pipeline architecture aren’t skills you build by reading documentation.

So the work sits on the backlog. Quarter after quarter, the debt compounds. Each shortcut becomes load-bearing. And when something finally breaks. An audit finding, a security incident, a deployment that takes down production. The cost of fixing it is ten times what it would have been six months ago.

How we work

We deliver scoped infrastructure projects with senior AWS engineers. No retainers. No ongoing dependencies. You get the work done, documented, and handed over.

Scoped and time-boxed. Every project starts with a clear scope, acceptance criteria, and delivery timeline. We agree what done looks like before we start. No surprises.

Engineer-delivered. The people who scope the work are the people who deliver it. AWS-certified engineers who build production infrastructure every day. WAF implementations, Terraform migrations, CI/CD pipelines, networking redesigns, IAM policy hardening.

Everything in code. Infrastructure as Code is the default, not the aspiration. Terraform modules, tested pipelines, version-controlled configuration. Nothing hand-built in the console.

Documented and handed over. Architecture decision records. Runbooks. A walkthrough with your team before we close the engagement. Your engineers maintain it from day one. Because they understand what was built and why.

What we typically deliver

  • WAF implementation. Rule sets, rate limiting, bot control, geo-blocking
  • IaC refresh. Terraform state cleanup, module extraction, drift remediation
  • Terraform projects. New infrastructure, multi-account landing zones, migration from CloudFormation
  • CI/CD pipelines. GitHub Actions, CodePipeline, automated testing, deployment strategies
  • Networking. VPC design, Transit Gateway, PrivateLink, cross-account connectivity
  • IAM hardening. Least-privilege audit, SSO integration, service control policies
  • Observability. CloudWatch dashboards, alarms, log aggregation, tracing

What's usually in the way

  1. Your team is too busy to do this properly

    Infrastructure improvements keep getting bumped for customer-facing work. The backlog grows. Technical debt compounds. Every quarter it gets harder to justify the time.

  2. The AWS depth isn't there

    Your engineers are strong on application code but WAF policies, Terraform state management, and cross-account networking aren't their daily work. Learning on production is risky.

  3. Contractors don't leave things in a maintainable state

    You've tried outsourcing before. The work got done but it was undocumented, untested, and nobody on your team understood what was built. You ended up maintaining someone else's mess.

What we resolve

  1. Scoped, time-boxed delivery

    Every engagement has a clear scope, acceptance criteria, and timeline. No open-ended retainers. You know exactly what you're getting and when.

  2. Senior engineers who've done this before

    AWS-certified engineers who build production infrastructure every day. WAF, Terraform, CI/CD, networking, IAM. This is their core work, not a side project.

  3. Documented and handed over

    Everything in code. Architecture decisions documented. Runbooks written. Your team walks through the deliverables before we're done. No black boxes.

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