Managed Services

Day 2 operations on AWS, owned end to end. Automated monitoring, backup, recovery and cost control, so your team is not the fallback.

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From virtual machines to containerized workloads on Amazon ECS and EKS to serverless on AWS Lambda. Whatever the runtime, the operational model is the same.

Backup

AWS Backup, Amazon S3 lifecycle policies and cross-region replication. Encrypted, versioned and automated, with restores tested rather than assumed.

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Disaster recovery

Defined RPO and RTO targets, with recovery procedures tested on a regular cycle. A plan you have rehearsed is the only kind that works.

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Cost optimization

Continuous right-sizing, reserved instances and savings plans. Spend tracked against what the workload actually needs, not what it was provisioned for.

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Security and compliance

Regular assessments against AWS security standards, with compliance evidence collected as you go rather than assembled before an audit.

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Infrastructure as Code

Every change goes through version control and review. No console clicks, no undocumented drift.

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Observability

Amazon CloudWatch, AWS X-Ray or ADOT, and Amazon Managed Grafana. Structured logs, distributed traces and metrics, so problems surface before your users report them.

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