Infrastructure you can rebuild from a repository.
When servers are configured by hand, every environment ends up slightly different and only a few people know how it was built. We put your infrastructure in code, so changes are reviewed, repeatable and recorded.
- Infrastructure as code
- Reviewed like application code
- Your repositories, your accounts
Hand-built infrastructure doesn't scale with the team.
Console changes, SSH sessions and one-off scripts work until someone has to rebuild a server, add an environment or explain why production behaves differently from staging.
The knowledge of how it all fits together sits with individuals, not in a system anyone can read.
Common challenges
Configuration drift
Servers that started identical no longer are, and nobody is sure which differences matter.
Slow new environments
Standing up staging, a new region or a customer instance takes days of manual work.
Knowledge held by a few people
Only one or two engineers know how the infrastructure is put together.
Changes without a record
No review, no history, and no easy way to see who changed what, or why.
Code first, console last.
We describe your infrastructure in code, then make the code the way it changes.
Speak with an engineer →Inventory what exists
We document the current servers, networks, access and services before changing anything.
Codify it
Cloud resources in Terraform and server configuration in Ansible, imported from what is already running where possible.
Apply through a pipeline
Infrastructure changes go through pull requests and planned, logged applies — not ad-hoc console edits.
Automate the routine
Provisioning, patching, certificate renewal and other repeated tasks move from runbooks into automation.
What the work involves.
We work with what you already run wherever possible. If a tool has to change, we tell you why and what it costs.
- Terraform
- Ansible
- GitHub Actions
- GitLab CI
- Docker
- Kubernetes
- AWS
- Azure
- DigitalOcean
What changes when it's done.
Reproducible environments
A new environment is a code change and a pipeline run, not a week of setup.
Reviewed, recorded changes
Every infrastructure change has an author, a review and a history.
Less manual operations work
Routine tasks run on their own, leaving engineers for the work that needs judgement.
Knowledge in the repository
How your infrastructure is built is written down, in code your team can read.
Still configuring servers by hand?
Tell us what you run and where. An engineer will reply within one business day with how much of it could live in code, and where to start.