AWS cloud support services
We manage, secure, and optimize AWS infrastructure so it stays reliable and doesn't quietly become expensive, backed by hands-on AWS administration experience.
Who this is for
- Businesses running on AWS without dedicated cloud or DevOps staff
- Teams whose AWS bill has crept up and want it audited
- Companies migrating from on-premise infrastructure or another host
- Teams that need a CI/CD pipeline set up for safer, faster deploys
What we deliver
- An AWS cost and security audit with a written, prioritized list of findings
- Cost optimization: rightsizing instances, reserved or spot use where appropriate, removing unused resources
- Backup and disaster recovery setup for critical data
- CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions or AWS-native tools for automated, repeatable deploys
- Security hardening: least-privilege IAM, security group review, encryption at rest and in transit
- Monitoring and alerting so issues are caught before your users notice
How the pieces fit together
A typical setup we support: traffic reaches your application through CloudFront and a load balancer, application servers scale behind it, and the database, backups, and monitoring sit alongside as managed services.
Users
Web and mobile traffic
CloudFront
CDN and edge caching
Load balancer
Routes traffic across app servers
EC2 application servers
Auto-scaled compute
RDS database
Managed, backed up storage
Supporting services
S3
Backups and static assets
CloudWatch
Monitoring and alerts
Typical outcomes
- Predictable, understood AWS costs instead of a surprise bill
- A documented, secure baseline instead of ad hoc configuration
- Faster, less risky deploys once CI/CD is in place
Technologies we use
- AWS EC2
- S3
- RDS
- Lambda
- CloudFront
- IAM
- CloudWatch
- Terraform
- GitHub Actions
- Docker
How an engagement works
- 1
Audit and access review
We review your account with a scoped, read-only IAM role, not root access, and note what we find.
- 2
Written findings report
You get a prioritized list of cost and security findings, with the reasoning behind each recommendation.
- 3
Implement agreed fixes
We implement the changes you approve, in an order that avoids downtime to live services.
- 4
Optional ongoing support
Move to a monthly retainer if you'd like us to keep monitoring and maintaining the account.
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