An honest look at your cloud.

A structured look at your cloud accounts and architecture, on AWS, Google Cloud, Azure or Kubernetes, measured against the provider's own framework: AWS Well-Architected, the Google Cloud Architecture Framework or Azure Well-Architected. All three cover the same ground: security, reliability, performance, cost and how the system is operated. You get findings ranked by risk and impact, and a plan to fix them.

• Security: identities and keys, overly broad roles, public storage and endpoints, network exposure, encryption, secrets handling, logging and threat detection.
• Reliability: single points of failure, backups you have actually restored, multi zone setup, alarms, and what happens when a dependency fails.
• Cost: idle and oversized resources, commitments and discounts, storage tiers, data transfer and NAT charges.
• Operations: infrastructure as code, deploys, monitoring, on call and runbooks.
• Kubernetes: cluster security, resource requests and limits, autoscaling, upgrades and cost per workload.

AWS, Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure, Kubernetes on any of them, and the platforms around them such as Cloudflare, Vercel and DigitalOcean. Many companies run on more than one; we review the whole picture, not one account at a time.

If you want. Many clients take the report to their own team; others have us implement the fixes, usually starting with the security items and the quick cost wins.

Yes: from a single server or a legacy host to the cloud, between clouds, or onto Kubernetes when it actually fits. The new setup is defined as code with Terraform, Pulumi or CDK, monitored, backed up and documented.

No. A review starts with a read only role or service account you create and can revoke at any time. We never need root or owner credentials.