5 of 7Cloud computing & DevOps
Cloud and DevOps, defined in code.
We build cloud environments you can rebuild from a repository, and pipelines that test, scan and deploy every change the same way. When your data has to stay in Canada, we design for Canadian regions from day one.
What we cover
Cloud architecture and migration
Workloads moved to AWS, Azure or Google Cloud in planned stages, with costs estimated before you commit.
Infrastructure as code (Terraform, OpenTofu)
Every network, server and permission defined in code and reviewed like any other change.
Kubernetes and containers
Clusters and container workloads that are secured, observable and simple to operate.
CI/CD with security scanning built in
Pipelines that run tests, dependency and secret scanning, and infrastructure checks on every merge.
Observability, on-call and cost control
Metrics, logs and alerts that point at real problems, plus regular reviews of what you spend.
Canadian data residency
Workloads, data and backups kept in Canadian regions when your obligations call for it.
How an engagement runs
Review
We look at your current setup, costs, risks and obligations.
Design
A target architecture written as code, with a migration or improvement plan.
Build and migrate
Changes delivered through the pipeline, one service at a time.
Operate
Monitoring, patching and cost reviews, run by your team or ours.
What you get
- Infrastructure as code in your repository
- CI/CD pipelines with security checks
- Monitoring dashboards and alerts
- Runbooks for everyday operations
- A cost and risk review
Canadian regions
AWS Canada (Central) and Canada West · Azure Canada Central and Canada East · Google Cloud Montréal and Toronto
Questions people ask
Can our data stay in Canada?
Yes. When your obligations or preferences call for it, we design for Canadian cloud regions and keep data and backups there.
Which cloud should we use?
The one that fits your team, tools and contracts. We work with AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, and we will tell you plainly when the one you already have is fine.
Do we need Kubernetes?
Often not. Many products run better on simpler managed services. We only recommend Kubernetes when the scale or flexibility pays for the extra complexity.
Contact
Tell us what you run, and where.
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