Managed Services & FinOps
Running an estate is a different job from building one, and it is the job most teams are short-staffed for. We take the rota, the patching, the restore tests and the cost work — or we train your team to and then step back.
Outcomes we hold ourselves to.
- An on-call rota that is not three people quietly burning out
- Restores tested on a schedule, with the evidence to prove it
- Savings you can point at in the invoice, not in a slide
What we usually find.
Not a sales pitch — these are the things that turn up again and again when we open the estate. If two or three sound familiar, you are in normal territory.
Non-production has been running 24/7 for years because switching it off was someone's job and they left.
The reserved instances expired eight months ago and nobody was watching.
Monitoring covers the servers thoroughly and the thing customers actually use not at all.
There is a runbook. It was written for the previous version of the system.
None of this is unusual, and none of it means anyone did a bad job. Estates accumulate. The work is finding out what is actually there before deciding what to change.
How we deliver it.
Managed cloud & private cloud
Monitoring, patching, backup verification and change — 8×5 to 24×7.
SRE as a service
Named fractional SRE capacity owning SLOs, incidents and toil reduction.
Managed detection & response
Log aggregation, detection engineering, triage and response.
FinOps
Rightsizing, commitment planning and unit economics. Available on a share of savings.
Virtual CISO
Fractional security leadership, board reporting and audit sponsorship.
Tools & platforms
Senior engineers, start to finish.
The engineer who scopes this work delivers it. You will know the team by name, they will sit in your standups, and they will still be there at the handover.
How we workReady to move on this?
Book thirty minutes with a senior engineer and get a straight answer on scope and cost.