Cloud EngineeringServices

Because our DevOps engineering team can reduce cloud costs, automate infrastructure work, and make deployments easier to manage. For CI/CD specifically, our engineers can improve your existing pipelines or build new ones from scratch, including separate development, staging, and production environments with the right testing, approvals, secrets, and access controls. Once your CI/CD pipelines are fully automated with clear checks for testing, approvals, secrets, and environment-specific permissions, your team can move changes from development to production with fewer manual steps and a more predictable release process. Additionally, our engineers can add a security layer and turn the pipeline into a DevSecOps process, using tools like Snyk for vulnerability and dependency scanning while also integrating SAST, secrets scanning, container and Infrastructure as Code scanning, security logging, and audit trails, thus enforcing security and compliance across the entire software development lifecycle.

To support security and compliance requirements, our cloud engineers review your environment for gaps across access, networking, encryption, secrets, logging, and deployment workflows. Where possible, we define these controls in Terraform so that security controls are automatically enforced across environments. For organizations working toward FedRAMP, ISO 27001, or NIST, our cloud engineers can work alongside our cybersecurity and compliance specialists to turn requirements into cloud configurations, access controls, logging, and automated checks. Our recent blog covering FedRAMP 20X compliance automation goes in depth about how our team automated control checks and evidence workflows in practice.

We can do it! In fact, this is a pretty common request from our clients. Our team can join an existing project, review what has already been built, and continue from that point. Usually, we start by understanding the architecture, infrastructure, Terraform, deployment pipelines, networking, permissions, documentation, and outstanding work so we know how everything is connected. Most importantly, we do not rebuild infrastructure just because another engineer or vendor created it. If something is working well, we keep it. If we identify problems, technical debt, security gaps, or missing documentation, we can address them based on their impact and priority. This is useful when a previous vendor leaves, an internal cloud engineer moves on, a project falls behind schedule, or your team simply needs additional cloud expertise. During the handover, we also focus on documentation and ownership so your internal team understands the environment and the project does not remain dependent on one person.