ZECH
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Cloud and DevOps that make deployments routine and costs visible.

We design cloud architecture, define infrastructure in code, automate build and release, and set up the monitoring and cost reporting a production system needs.

What we deliver
  • Cloud architecture
  • Infrastructure as code
  • CI/CD pipelines
  • Monitoring and incident response
  • Security baseline
  • Cost visibility
Tools & platforms
AWS, Azure and Google CloudTerraformDocker and KubernetesGitHub ActionsPrometheus and Grafana

Where this helps

Deployments are events
Releasing means a checklist, a late evening and one engineer who knows the steps. Teams batch changes to avoid it, which makes each release riskier.
Infrastructure nobody can recreate
Servers and cloud resources were configured by hand through the console. There is no record of why settings are the way they are, and no reliable way to rebuild an environment.
The cloud bill keeps surprising people
Costs rise every month, but nobody can say which application, team or environment is responsible, or which resources are no longer used.

What we deliver

01
Cloud architecture
A target architecture for networking, compute, data, identity and environments, matched to your applications and compliance needs.
02
Infrastructure as code
Environments defined in version-controlled code, reviewed like application changes and reproducible on demand.
03
CI/CD pipelines
Automated build, test, security scanning and deployment, with approvals where needed and one-step rollback.
04
Monitoring and incident response
Metrics, logs, traces, alerts tied to service objectives and runbooks for the incidents most likely to occur.
05
Security baseline
Identity and access policies, secrets management, network controls and audit logging applied consistently across accounts.
06
Cost visibility
Tagging, budgets and reports that show spend by application and environment, with recommendations for rightsizing.

How it works

  1. 01

    Assess

    We review current infrastructure, deployment practice, incidents and spend, and agree the priorities.

  2. 02

    Design

    We define the target architecture, account structure and pipeline standards before changing anything.

  3. 03

    Codify

    Existing and new infrastructure is captured in code, starting with the environments that change most.

  4. 04

    Automate delivery

    Pipelines are introduced application by application, with the team deploying through them as soon as each is ready.

  5. 05

    Operate and hand over

    Monitoring, on-call practices and documentation are handed to your team, or we continue under a support agreement.

Design decisions we make with you

  • Cloud provider

    We usually build on the provider you already use. Multi-cloud is recommended only where there is a concrete requirement, because it adds cost and complexity.

  • Containers, serverless or VMs

    Managed and serverless services reduce operational work for many workloads. Containers and Kubernetes suit teams running many services with the skills to operate them.

  • Environment strategy

    How many environments, how production data is handled outside production and who can deploy where.

  • Reliability targets

    Service objectives are set from business impact, so effort on redundancy and recovery matches what downtime actually costs you.

  • Ownership

    Infrastructure lives in your accounts and your repositories, with access for our team granted and revoked by you.

Questions buyers ask

Not necessarily. Managed container services and serverless platforms cover many workloads with less operational overhead. Kubernetes is worth it when you run many services and have the team to operate it.

We make spend visible by application and environment, then identify unused resources, oversized instances and pricing options. How much can be saved depends on your current setup, and we report findings before making changes.

Yes — including model serving, GPU capacity and private deployments. See MLOps and LLMOps and enterprise private AI.

Through named, least-privilege roles that you grant and can revoke at any time, with actions logged. See trust and security.

Discuss this capability with an engineer.

Tell us about the workflow or product. We reply with questions, a suggested first step and who would work on it.