What We Build
Cloud-native isn't about using containers. It's about designing systems that embrace the cloud's fundamental properties.
Architecture Design
Designing systems that scale horizontally, fail gracefully, and cost proportionally to usage.
Service Design
Breaking applications into services with clear boundaries, contracts, and independent deployment.
Data Architecture
Databases, caches, and storage systems chosen and configured for cloud-native workloads.
Security Architecture
Zero-trust networking, identity-based access, and defense in depth for cloud environments.
Why Cloud-Native
The benefits are real, but only when the architecture is appropriate for your situation.
Elastic Scale
Handle traffic spikes without over-provisioning. Pay for what you use, when you use it.
Resilience
Design for failure. Systems that survive component outages without human intervention.
Deployment Velocity
Independent services can be deployed independently. Teams move faster when they're not blocked on each other.
Cost Efficiency
Right-sized resources, serverless where appropriate, and architectural choices that align cost with value.
Our Approach
Cloud-native done right, not cloud-native for its own sake.
Start With Requirements
What does your system actually need? Not every workload needs to be globally distributed or infinitely scalable.
Assess Trade-offs
Cloud-native adds operational complexity. We'll help you understand where that complexity pays for itself.
Build Incrementally
You don't have to adopt everything at once. Incremental adoption lets you learn as you go.
Enable Your Team
We build systems your team can operate and evolve. No dependency on us for day-to-day operations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do we need Kubernetes?
+Maybe, maybe not. Kubernetes is powerful but operationally complex. We’ll help you evaluate whether the benefits justify the overhead for your team and workload.
How do we avoid cloud vendor lock-in?
+Some lock-in is fine—it’s how you get the benefits of managed services. The key is making it intentional. We’ll help you understand where you’re taking dependencies and whether they’re worth it.
Can we migrate existing applications to cloud-native?
+Yes, but incrementally. Lifting and shifting doesn’t make an application cloud-native. We design migration paths that modernize architecture while managing risk.
What about multi-cloud?
+Multi-cloud adds significant complexity. We recommend it when there’s genuine business value—regulatory requirements, geographic distribution, or best-of-breed services. Otherwise, one cloud well-operated usually beats two clouds poorly operated.