Golden paths and templates
Opinionated, well-documented ways to build, deploy and run a service, so a new service reaches production without a ticket queue.
Internal developer platforms your product teams actually want to use.
As engineering organizations grow, every team ends up solving the same infrastructure problems in a slightly different way. Deployments become bespoke, onboarding slows down, and a small group of people becomes the bottleneck for everything that touches production.
We design and build internal developer platforms on Kubernetes that give teams a paved road to production: consistent deployment paths, self-service environments and sensible guardrails, delivered as a product with a roadmap and real feedback from the developers who use it.
Opinionated, well-documented ways to build, deploy and run a service, so a new service reaches production without a ticket queue.
Multi-account, multi-environment cluster architecture on Amazon EKS with clear ownership boundaries and upgrade paths.
Namespaces, secrets, ingress and pipelines provisioned from code, on demand and consistently.
Resource limits, security baselines and deployment policies enforced by the platform instead of by code review folklore.
Runbooks, architecture notes and onboarding guides that let new engineers ship in their first week.
A roadmap, feedback loops and adoption tracking, so the platform evolves with the teams that depend on it.
Everything is handed over in your repositories and documented, so your team can run and extend it independently.
We review your architecture, pipelines, cost, reliability and security posture, then deliver prioritized findings.
We define the target platform, IaC modules and deployment standards, matched to your team and your roadmap.
We implement Terraform, GitOps, CI/CD and agent-assisted workflows, with review gates at every step.
We set up observability, upgrades and runbooks, then hand over knowledge so your team stays in control.
Not to start. We often begin with a thin slice, one team's path to production, and grow from there. Whether you later staff a platform team depends on how many teams you serve.
No. We build on open, widely used tools and everything lives in your repositories. You can operate and extend it without us.
With a short assessment of how teams build and deploy today. That tells us which friction to remove first.
Tell us about your stack and where it hurts. We will reply with how we would approach it.