// architecture
Cloud infrastructure, deployment pipelines and data architecture designed from your actual constraints — availability, cost, obligations — rather than from whatever was popular the year the platform was built.
Two questions decide most of an architecture, and neither of them is about technology. What has to keep working when something fails, and who has to be able to operate it at three in the morning? Answer those honestly and the shortlist of sensible designs is usually short.
We design the smallest infrastructure that satisfies the obligations you actually have, express it as code so it is reviewable and reproducible, and build a deployment path with health checks that mean something and a rollback that has been executed rather than merely documented. Where a managed service is the right answer, that is the answer — the goal is a platform your own team can run without us.
What is read, how often, by whom, what has to be consistent with what, and what is allowed to be stale. Throughput problems are usually modelling problems wearing a costume.
Every environment reproducible from an empty account, state and secrets handled properly, and changes reviewed the way application code is. Infrastructure that only exists in a console is infrastructure nobody can audit.
Gated promotion, real health checks, and a rollback proven in a drill. A deploy that cannot be undone in one step is a deploy that will eventually be defended rather than reverted.
Structured logs, metrics and traces chosen so that the first question during an incident has an answer. Alerts that fire on symptoms people care about, not on every CPU spike.
// catalogue
Each one lists its deliverables, its typical technology and — deliberately — what it does not cover.
Infrastructure described as code, environments that can be rebuilt from an empty account, and a deployment path that an on-call engineer can reason about at three in the morning.
Storage and interface design for systems where volume, latency or contract stability have stopped being somebody else's problem.
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