Amazon Web Services (AWS)
AWS gives you two hundred services and no adult in the room. The result, in most enterprises, is an account sprawl where nobody can say what's running, why the bill doubled, or whether the security posture would survive an auditor with strong coffee. The platform is fine; the architecture is the product.
We bring the architecture: landing zones with real account boundaries, EKS platforms run with the Kubernetes discipline we're known for, serverless where it genuinely fits, Bedrock wired in for teams that need AI inside the AWS compliance boundary, and cost engineering that treats the bill as a system to be designed rather than weather to be endured. Our clients' 50% infra-spend reductions mostly happen here.
Landing zones and account architecture
Organizations, SSO, and guardrails — multi-account structure that scales without chaos.
EKS platform engineering
Production Kubernetes on AWS with autoscaling, IRSA, and security baked in.
Serverless architecture
Lambda, Step Functions, and EventBridge where event-driven actually beats always-on.
Bedrock and AI services
Agents and RAG inside your AWS perimeter — models governed by the IAM you already audit.
Cost engineering
Savings plans, right-sizing, storage lifecycle, and the architectural fixes behind lasting reductions.
Our AWS bill keeps climbing. Where do you start?
With the ten line items that dominate it — there are always ten. Idle compute, unattached storage, over-provisioned databases, cross-AZ chatter, and forgotten environments are the usual suspects. Quick wins land in weeks; the architectural fixes that keep the bill down land right behind them.
EKS, ECS, or Lambda?
EKS when you need the Kubernetes ecosystem and portability; ECS for simpler container workloads without the platform investment; Lambda for genuinely event-shaped work. Teams get burned matching the tool to the conference talk instead of the workload — we match it to the workload.
Can you work within our compliance requirements?
Yes — HIPAA, SOC 2, PCI-scoped environments are familiar ground. Account segregation, encryption baselines, CloudTrail governance, and least-privilege IAM are the foundation we build first, because retrofitting compliance is far more expensive than starting with it.
Put Amazon Web Services (AWS) to work — in production.
One forward-deployed engineer, embedded in your stack, owning the outcome from discovery to production. Weeks, not quarters.
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