Infrastructure as code
Reproducible environments defined in AWS CloudFormation or Terraform, with the pipeline to deploy them and the guardrails to keep drift out.
Standard
100%
Of environments defined in code, no exceptions.
- Basis
- Fixed price
- Tooling
- CloudFormation / Terraform
- Includes
- Pipeline + guardrails
What we deliver
No console-clicked environments.
If an environment cannot be destroyed and rebuilt from the repository, it is not finished. That applies to production too.
Environment definitions
Every environment — dev through production — from one parameterised codebase.
Deployment pipeline
Plan, review, and apply gated through CI with an audit trail.
Guardrails
Service control policies and config rules that block drift before it lands.
Module library
Reusable modules for the patterns you deploy repeatedly.
Team enablement
Your engineers owning the codebase, with sessions and documentation to match.
How it runs
Codify, then enforce.
We import what exists before writing anything new, so the first commit reflects reality rather than an idealised diagram.
Import existing
Bring the live estate under code without recreating it.
Modularise
Extract shared patterns into reviewed, versioned modules.
Pipeline
Wire plan and apply into CI with approvals and drift detection.
Enforce
Guardrails and policies that make console changes fail loudly.
Technology
What we build it on.
- CloudFormation
- Terraform
- CodePipeline
- Config
- Organizations
- Control Tower
Cost & AWS pricing
Fixed-price engagement. The AWS services involved — CloudFormation, Config, Organizations — carry little or no direct cost; the value is in what stops going wrong afterwards.
See funded AWS programsNext step
Make every environment reproducible.
Discovery comes first — a short, bounded review that ends in an architecture, a scope, and a price. You keep the output either way.