DevOps and infrastructure

Not always. The choice depends on service count, isolation needs, team capabilities and operating costs. We recommend an appropriate solution, including simpler ones.

Yes. We review the environment and prioritise changes. Backups, monitoring or deployment can be improved without rebuilding everything at once.

We establish responsibilities, access and documentation, verify recovery procedures and agree on incident handling and future infrastructure changes.

We review application dependencies, data, traffic and availability requirements. We prepare the target environment and rehearse the migration. The plan defines the switch, verification and rollback, with acceptable downtime agreed with the system owner.

You also need a tested way to restore data, configuration and dependent services. We agree backup frequency and acceptable data loss. A restoration exercise shows whether the procedure works and how long recovery actually takes.

We can review resource usage, configuration and unused environments. Recommendations account for workload, availability requirements and operational effort. A lower infrastructure bill is not always worthwhile if it increases maintenance work or complicates recovery.

Round-the-clock incident response is agreed separately. We define support hours, reporting channels, priorities and response times, and make sure someone is clearly responsible for responding to monitoring alerts.