Platform & Cloud
The infrastructure underneath — architected, deployed, and observable.
- Build iterations
- Architecture, then delivery
- Deliverables
Where something runs shapes what it can do. Treating infrastructure as a separate phase is how products end up with an architecture nobody chose.
Scoped with the product
- Environments that match how the team actually ships.
- Pipelines so deploying is boring and reversible.
- Observability from day one, not after the first incident.
Sized honestly
Most products do not need a distributed system. Architecture is scoped to the load the product actually has, with a clear account of what has to change if that load grows an order of magnitude.
Handed over
Infrastructure is defined in version control and documented. Your team can operate, extend, and audit it without us.
Platform & Cloud: common questions
Which cloud do you work in?
AWS, Azure, Cloudflare, and Vercel. On AWS that typically means ECS, Lambda, RDS, S3, and CloudFront. The right platform is usually the one your team already operates.
Do you work with managed backends?
Yes. Supabase and Firebase are often the correct answer for a product that needs to be in front of users quickly, and both are straightforward to grow out of later if you architect for it.
Can you take over an existing deployment?
Frequently. That starts with an audit of what is running, what it costs, and where the risk sits — then a plan that does not require stopping the product to fix it.