Eight services, from moving to the cloud to keeping the bill in check.
Licences, set-up and support for the tools your team uses every day.
Licensing
Paying for seats nobody uses?Send us your licence list. We match plans to how each team works and quote what you need.Request a quoteThe same cloud problems, shaped by how your business runs.
Articles, client stories, cost calculators and live sessions from our engineers.
Partner Ecosystem
Credentials we hold today, from cloud platforms to the laptops on your desk.
All partnersWe take over the day-to-day running of your AWS, Microsoft Azure or Google Cloud environment: monitoring, patching, backups, security and cost. Your engineers stop firefighting and go back to building, and every month you see exactly what we did.
An example, drawn by us. Your health check shows what yours needs.
The reality
The cloud was meant to take work off your team. For most companies we meet, it added a new kind instead. Open a card to see what we do about each one.
Cloud spend keeps growing, but nobody can say where it goes or why.
We tag every resource to an owner, remove what’s idle, right-size the rest and review the bill with you every month, in rupees.
Your engineers fix servers and chase alerts instead of building the product.
We take the alerts, the patching and the routine work, so your engineers get their week back.
Problems reach customers before your team knows anything is wrong.
We monitor what your customers feel and route every alert to a named engineer, with a runbook for each kind of problem.
Between audits, findings keep growing and nobody is assigned to close them.
We track every finding, fix what we can, raise the rest with you, and report progress every month.
Too many tools, vendors and teams, and nobody owns how the cloud runs.
One team owns it end to end, with runbooks and diagrams that you keep.
Updates wait for a quiet week that never comes, leaving known holes open.
Patching runs on an agreed schedule, tested on non-production first, with a way back written down before we start.
What you get
What changes when a dedicated team owns your cloud operations.
We own the alerts, the patching and the late-night page nobody wants. Your engineers stop firefighting infrastructure and get back to shipping what your customers pay for.
Idle resources removed, oversized ones right-sized and commitments put to work, without touching performance.
Certified engineers keep it hardened and watch it, so gaps are closed before an audit finds them.
Settings tuned to real traffic, so apps stay quick at peak and you stop paying for headroom you never use.
A cloud health check shows what’s unmonitored, unpatched, exposed or overspent in your setup.
How it works
We take over your cloud, put our people and processes in place, then run it as an ongoing service. The same method on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.
A read-only look at your environment: what’s there, how secure it is and what it costs.
An hour with whoever knows your systems, and read-only access.
Nothing changes on your side. You keep the report either way.
Every system is listed, ranked by how critical it is to the business, and measured so we know what normal looks like.
Tell us which systems matter most, and when.
Read-only so far. Nothing is changed without your approval.
Real-time visibility switched on, alerts routed to named engineers, and budgets set so spend never surprises you.
Agree who on your side is told about what.
Monitoring only watches. It changes nothing in your systems.
Security is reviewed continuously, not once a year. Findings are ranked and fixed, or handed to you with a clear plan.
Approve changes that affect your users or apps.
Every change is logged with a rollback step written before we start.
Resources are sized to real demand, not guesswork, and steady workloads are moved onto cheaper commitments.
Agree any change to sizes or schedules.
Changes are made outside busy hours and can be reversed.
The routine work happens on schedule, you see all of it, and each quarter we agree what to improve next.
Join the reviews and tell us about changes coming up.
Everything is written down, so you can take it back in-house any time.
Technologies and tools
What we look after in each area, and the cloud tools we use for it. We pick tools for your setup and work with the ones you already run.
Metrics, logs and traces, with alerts that mean something. We watch what your customers would feel, not just CPU graphs, and every alert goes to an engineer with a runbook for it.
Hardening, threat detection and findings closed, every month. Security isn’t a once-a-year audit. We harden your setup, watch for threats and work down findings continuously.
A bill that matches what you use, reviewed every month. We look at the bill every month, switch off what nobody uses and size the rest to real demand, so savings keep coming after the first clean-up.
Clusters set up, upgraded and kept healthy. We run the clusters so your developers just deploy: upgrades, access, scaling and monitoring handled.
MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, MongoDB and Redis, looked after. The database is usually the most critical system you run. We tune it, patch it and make sure it can fail over and be restored.
Backups, high availability and disaster recovery you have tested. Backups are only as good as the last restore. We set recovery targets with you and test against them.
We pick tools for your setup. These are the ones we use most, alongside any you already run.
Proof
The problems that show up when nobody owns cloud operations, and what changes when we do.
Rising every month→Reviewed monthly, in rupees
Alerts to a shared inbox→A named engineer, with runbooks
Findings piling up→Closed and evidenced
Stories marked “Sample” show the format only. We’ll replace them with real clients once they approve them.
AWS Advanced Tier Services PartnerAlso: AWS Partner with SMB Competency
Microsoft Solutions Partner for Cloud and AI PlatformsAlso: Infrastructure (Azure)
Google Cloud Partner
Coverage levels
Three starting points. Your support plan sets exactly what’s covered, the hours and the response times, and you can move up or down as you grow.
Small teams and a handful of systems that just need to run reliably.
What’s includedGrowing teams facing audits, customer security reviews or frequent releases.
Everything in the Silver plan, plusLarger estates, containers and systems that can’t afford long outages.
Everything in the Gold plan, plusWhat’s covered, hours and response times are agreed in your support plan before we start. You can move up or down a level as you grow.
Where this fits
Managed cloud is where most clients settle after a migration. These are the services that usually come before and after it.
Move servers, apps and databases to the cloud in planned waves, with a way back at every step.
Day-to-day running: monitoring, patching, backups, security and cost, by one team.
This page
Turn a rising bill into a planned, forecastable line item your finance team can read.
Prove you can recover, with tested recovery time and data-loss targets.
FAQ
Straight answers on what’s covered, how we work together and what it costs. If yours isn’t here, ask us and a cloud engineer will reply.
Monitoring and incident response, patching, backups and restore tests, security and access, cost reviews, change requests and a monthly report. Higher coverage levels add governance, databases, Kubernetes and disaster recovery. Your support plan lists exactly what’s covered.
Yes, that’s most of our work. We start with a health check, fix the gaps that put you at risk, document everything and then take on day-to-day running.
AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud. One team covers all three, so a mixed setup has one point of contact.
No. We manage your cloud where it is today. If something would be better moved or rebuilt, we’ll recommend it and you decide.
They’re agreed in your support plan before we start, based on how critical each system is. We don’t promise times we haven’t agreed with you in writing.
The alert goes to a named engineer, who follows the runbook for that problem, fixes it and tells you. Afterwards you get a short note on what happened, why, and what we changed.
We run the cloud your applications sit on: servers, databases, containers, networks, backups and security. Your own application code stays with your team unless we agree otherwise.
Yes, if you want it to. We keep systems, backups and logs in Indian cloud regions and can switch on rules that stop anything being created elsewhere by mistake.
Yes. The accounts are yours. Our engineers get named access that you can see and remove at any time.
You ask, we plan the change, and you approve it if it needs your say. Every change is logged with a rollback step written before we start.
Every month: alerts and incidents, patches, backups and restore tests, access changes, security findings and cost. Every quarter: a review call and a short plan for what to improve next.
Yes. Runbooks, diagrams and the code for your setup are yours. If you take it back, we hand everything over.
It depends on the size of your environment and the coverage level you choose. You get a written quote before anything starts.
Yes. Most teams start with what they need now and move up as they grow or face an audit. Changes are agreed in your support plan.
Yes. Cost reviews are part of the service. The first clean-up of idle and oversized resources often makes a real difference to the bill.
Yes. You can buy AWS, Microsoft Azure or Google Cloud through us, billed in rupees on a GST invoice, alongside the managed service.
Cloud health check
A cloud engineer reviews your monitoring coverage, security baseline and cost with read-only access. No obligation, just a clear picture of where you stand.
