Managed Cloud
Secure, predictable performance with full control over your cloud costs. We manage and optimize cloud environments to reduce costs, improve performance, and ensure long-term reliability.
From work we have done
Numbers, not adjectives
Every figure below comes from a real engagement, and every one of them links to the write-up.
68%
Lower infrastructure cost
Thirteen servers and six load balancers, half of them idle at under 3 percent CPU. We rebuilt it to autoscale instead of paying for a permanent peak.
Read the case study30 days
Measured before anything changes
We do not resize from a dashboard screenshot. Decisions come from a month of real production metrics, so the savings hold.
Read the case study95%
Storage reclaimed, nothing lost
Four years of unreferenced media tangled up with live user content on a platform that never stops. Removed without losing a file that mattered.
Read the case study0
Downtime during the move
The cutover ran on a live platform with burst traffic on every campaign. No maintenance window, no dropped requests.
Read the case studyIncluded
What Managed Cloud Includes
How it starts
Your first month with us
No discovery phase that bills for six weeks and produces a slide deck.
Week 1
Access and an honest audit
We map what exists, who can reach it, what is backed up and what is costing money. You get the findings in writing, including the parts nobody wants to read.
Week 2
Stop the bleeding
Whatever can wake someone at three in the morning goes first: missing backups, ports open to the world, certificates about to expire, no alerting.
Weeks 3 to 4
Monitoring and a real restore
Alerts that reach a human instead of a dashboard nobody opens, and one backup restored end to end so we both know it works.
Ongoing
Patching, cost, and someone to call
Scheduled patching, a monthly cost review with actual numbers, and a person who answers when production is down.
Overview
About Managed Cloud
We run your cloud so your engineers do not have to. Most of what we take over was built by someone else in a hurry, so the first weeks go on removing whatever can wake you at three in the morning. If everything you run is already on AWS, our AWS Cloud Management service is the closer match.
Best fit
Who Needs Managed Cloud
Teams who inherited infrastructure from whoever built it
The contractor, the agency or the first engineer has gone and what they left is undocumented and load-bearing. The first weeks go on removing whatever in it can wake you at three in the morning.
Companies running across more than one cloud
AWS and GCP use different names for the same thing and fail in different ways, so most teams end up strong on one and improvising on the other. One party covering both closes that gap.
Orgs that need platform work without a platform team
Autoscaling policies, backup verification and security baselines are somebody's full-time job in a larger company. Below that size the work still exists, it just has nobody's name against it.
Businesses tired of chasing their own cloud vendors
Support tickets, quota increases and account escalations take an afternoon each and none of them are engineering. Handing the vendor relationship to someone else keeps that afternoon on the roadmap.
Managed Cloud - Common Questions
We manage infrastructure on AWS and GCP. Whether you run workloads on one provider or both, we centralize operations under a single retainer so you get consistent management across your entire cloud footprint.
We monitor your cloud spend continuously, provide monthly savings reports, implement reserved capacity and savings plans where appropriate, and eliminate waste from idle or oversized resources. Most clients see measurable cost reductions within the first billing cycle.
Yes. We set up comprehensive monitoring with alerting and handle incident response as part of the retainer. When something goes wrong, our team responds - your engineers get paged only when they need to be involved.
This service covers multi-cloud environments across AWS and GCP. The AWS Cloud Management service is specifically for teams that are fully committed to Amazon and want deeper, AWS-native operational expertise.
Yes. We start with an infrastructure audit to understand your current setup, identify risks and improvement areas, and then transition into ongoing management. There is no need to rebuild - we work with what you have.
Yes, and plenty of our clients do run split setups, for example compute at one provider with object storage or DNS at another. We keep one set of practices across them for Terraform, monitoring and access, so it does not turn into two separate worlds with two separate on-call procedures.
Us, on Managed Cloud
Written for the problem rather than for the sale. Read one before you decide whether we know your stack.
Azure Returns 410 Gone for GPT-4o on October 1 and Auto-Upgrade Skips the Deployments That Matter
On October 1, 2026, Azure OpenAI in Microsoft Foundry retires the GA gpt-4o (2024-11-20) and gpt-4o-mini (2024-07-18) versions, after which calls to a retired deployment return HTTP 410 Gone. Standard-family deployments are auto-upgraded region by region, but Provisioned (PTU) deployments and anything set to NoAutoUpgrade are not, and Microsoft says the date is not extendable.
Read itCloud · 9 minInfrastructure as Code: Terraform vs Pulumi
Compare Terraform and Pulumi for infrastructure as code with real-world examples, state management, testing strategies, and migration considerations.
Read itCloud · 11 minCloudflare Tunnel vs AWS ALB: When to Use Which
An architecture comparison of Cloudflare Tunnel and AWS Application Load Balancer, covering cost, DDoS protection, SSL termination, latency, and setup complexity.
Read it