A Aightify

Service

Cloud Engineering

AWS, GCP, and Azure platforms engineered for reliability and cost.

Overview

What it is.

We design and operate cloud platforms on AWS, GCP, and Azure. Whether you need a greenfield landing zone or a multi-account platform org, our engineers have shipped it before.

We optimise for reliability first, then cost — not the other way around.

Benefits

What you get.

  • Multi-account landing zones that scale to thousands of engineers

  • Production-grade Kubernetes platforms on EKS, GKE, or self-hosted

  • Infrastructure-as-code from day one (Terraform or Pulumi)

  • FinOps dashboards that surface unit economics, not vanity metrics

Process

How we run it.

  1. 01

    Existing infrastructure audit and constraint mapping

  2. 02

    Target architecture design with cost and reliability budgets

  3. 03

    Phased migration plan with weekly milestones

  4. 04

    Continuous improvement based on incident postmortems

Deliverables

What you walk away with.

  • Deliverable

    Terraform / Pulumi code with PR-based promotion

  • Deliverable

    CI/CD pipelines for infrastructure changes

  • Deliverable

    Observability stack (metrics, logs, traces, SLOs)

  • Deliverable

    Operational documentation and on-call playbooks

FAQ

Common questions.

How do you staff engagements?

Every Aightifier on your engagement has 6+ years of production experience. We don't use staff augmentation, junior developers, or offshore teams. Each engagement is staffed by 2-6 senior engineers with a dedicated engagement lead, and we add specialists as the work demands.

What does pricing look like?

We charge a flat monthly fee tied to the team size and engagement length. Typical engagements start at $45k/month for a two-engineer pod and scale based on scope. Pricing is benchmarked against top-tier consultancies and reviewed annually. We share OKRs and back them with skin in the game.

How long is a typical engagement?

Our average engagement is 28 months. The shortest engagements we accept are two-week paid pilots, and the longest client relationships have spanned seven years. We optimise for continuity, not headcount, which is why retention is our primary metric.

Do you sign NDAs and DPAs?

Yes. We sign mutual NDAs before discovery calls and execute enterprise DPAs as part of contracting. For regulated clients (HIPAA, GDPR, CCPA), we will work with your legal team to align on data residency, sub-processor lists, and breach notification timelines.

What is your security posture?

We are SOC 2 Type II certified, with annual audits by an independent firm. Our engineers are trained on secure-by-default patterns, and our delivery process embeds security reviews at every stage. For FedRAMP-bound workloads, we operate in GovCloud and maintain continuous monitoring controls.

Can you work with our internal teams?

Yes — and we prefer it. The most successful engagements pair our engineers with your engineers on shared goals. We use your tooling where it makes sense, document our decisions in your wikis, and aim to leave your team stronger than we found them.

What happens after launch?

Every shipped system comes with a two-year defect warranty at no additional cost. After that, you can keep us on for managed services, hand off to your internal team with a knowledge-transfer plan, or a mix of both. We never hold systems hostage.

Do you work with startups?

We do, with one caveat: we are not the cheapest option, and we are not the right fit for pre-product-market-fit teams. We typically engage with startups that have found traction and need to scale production-grade systems without growing an internal team too quickly.

How do you handle AI safely?

Our AI practice is built around evaluation, observability, and guardrails. Every AI system we ship has an evaluation harness in CI, observability dashboards in production, and explicit guardrails for safety and compliance. We treat AI as a system component, not magic.

Ready to start Cloud Engineering?

Most engagements begin with a 30-minute intro call and a two-week paid pilot.

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