When infrastructure is essential to your business, its design needs to fit your workloads, risks and growth plans. We help you choose the right environment, build the architecture and implement it, from cloud services to on-premises systems.
Start with your current systems, business priorities and team capacity. We assess the trade-offs before recommending a platform.
Compare cloud and on-premises options against performance, data requirements, cost and operating effort. We work with existing environments, including AWS, Google Cloud and DigitalOcean, and plan changes around your constraints.
Choose Kubernetes, containers, managed services or virtual machines to suit the application and the people running it. Define networking, storage and environment boundaries as part of the design.
Plan capacity, availability and failure recovery around the impact of downtime on your business. Implement scaling, backups and failover, then validate recovery against agreed objectives.
Review identity and access, network boundaries, secrets and encryption. Implement the controls your environment needs and document how your team maintains them.
Connect infrastructure metrics, logs and distributed traces with application performance monitoring (APM). Build dashboards and alerts that help your team understand slow requests, dependency failures and capacity limits.
Implement infrastructure as code, configuration management and deployment automation. Improve CI/CD where needed, with validation and rollback procedures your team can use.
Agree the work and its acceptance criteria with your team. Start with an assessment or a defined implementation project.
Review architecture, security, reliability, performance, observability and cost. Combine technical findings with engineering-team discussions to identify risks and the work that matters first.
Define the target architecture and implementation or migration plan. Build the agreed solution with your team, test the changes and validate operational readiness.
Document the platform, runbooks and ownership. Your team can take over, or CloudHero can operate the agreed systems through our managed services.
A written assessment with prioritized findings, architecture diagrams and an implementation roadmap. Agree the deliverables and level of detail during scoping, including migration steps, effort estimates and operating responsibilities where relevant.
CloudHero is an AWS Advanced Tier Services Partner with DevOps Competency, Amazon EKS Delivery and AWS Well-Architected expertise. For an AWS project, we connect architecture and implementation work with the partner programs available to you.
We help assess eligibility and coordinate AWS funding options for migrations and proofs of concept. Funding depends on the program, project eligibility and AWS approval.
Read how CloudHero worked on a gaming platform’s AWS and Kubernetes infrastructure.
If you need software, DevOps or data engineers working within your own delivery process, explore our team augmentation service.
Yes. We start with your workloads, architecture and constraints. The assessment can recommend improvements to your current environment or a move to another platform when the business case supports it.
That depends on your applications, scale and operating capacity. We compare Kubernetes with containers, managed services and virtual machines before recommending the approach your team needs.
Yes. We agree an implementation scope based on the assessment or your existing requirements, including architecture, migration, security, observability and automation work.
We agree handover and operating responsibilities during scoping. Your team can run the platform, or CloudHero can provide ongoing operations through a separately agreed managed service.
Waydev’s engagement combined containerization, an AWS migration, database modernization and infrastructure automation. Green Horse Games used a phased migration to consolidate its platform on AWS.
Tell us what you run today, where it falls short and what needs to change.