Software that ships.Infrastructure that holds.

An agency builds the application and hands over a repository. A cloud consultancy inherits infrastructure somebody else designed under different assumptions. Both are doing competent work, and the gap between them is where the expensive problems live.

The architecture gets chosen by people who will not operate it. The running cost is discovered on the first serious invoice rather than decided while it was still cheap to change. And when something breaks at 3am, the first fifteen minutes go on working out whose side of the line it is on.

We do both. Not because it is a broader offering, but because it removes that line from the project entirely.

What that changes

TypicalThe application is designed, then somewhere to run it is found.

HereThe architecture and its running cost are decided together, before either is expensive to change.

TypicalAn incident starts with two vendors establishing whose fault it is.

HereOne team owns the request from the browser to the database, and starts by fixing it.

TypicalHandover is a repository and a diagram that stopped being true months ago.

HereHandover is a runbook, infrastructure as code, and your engineers making a change while we watch.