Your cloud, not ours
The rule we work by: you choose the platform. If your business already runs on Amazon Web Services, we work there. Microsoft Azure, we work there. Google Cloud, the same. We do not move you onto something because it suits us, and we do not take a cut from anybody for putting you somewhere.
Why that matters more than it sounds
A lot of grief we are called in to fix started as a convenient decision by somebody else: a build parked on whatever account the last developer had open, under their name, billed to their card. Keeping your build on the cloud your business already pays for and controls removes a whole category of future problem.
What a cloud rescue usually involves
- Finding out what is actually running. Half the work on an inherited setup is discovering which services exist and which are quietly costing money while doing nothing.
- Getting ownership straight. The account should be in your company's name, with your people able to get in.
- Making deployment repeatable. If the only way to update is one person doing fifteen manual steps from memory, that is a fault waiting to happen.
- Checking what is exposed. Storage left readable to the world and keys sitting in code are the two we find most often.
- Watching it. Knowing a service has failed before a customer tells you.
If you have no cloud yet, we will explain the practical differences in plain terms and let you decide. There is no default answer that suits every business, and anyone who says otherwise is selling something.
What stays true wherever it runs: the build is yours, the accounts are in your name, the handover is written down, and the work carries a 90-day guarantee.