a small
team that
ships.
a platform engineering consultancy from the netherlands. we build the platform as code and hand it over, documented and ready for your team to own.
what we believe
about infrastructure.
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strong defaults, open to change.
we arrive with strong defaults for how infrastructure should be built, and change them when your constraints say otherwise. three things don't bend: it ships as code, it is tested, and it is written down.
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small team, full ownership.
the engineer who scopes the work also writes the terraform, reviews the prs and runs the handover, so nothing is handed off between discovery, design and delivery, and there is no project manager between you and the people doing the work.
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built to be handed over.
every engagement ends in a handover: runbooks, recorded architecture decisions, and a team that knows what was built and why. we measure it by how little you need us afterwards.
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boring is a compliment.
proven tools and well-understood patterns over whatever is new this quarter, chosen so your on-call engineer can reason about them at 2am.
five rules
we don't
break.
- the best infrastructure is the kind nobody notices.
- clusters should be boring. upgrades should be routine.
- if it isn't monitored, it isn't in production.
- small, sharp tools beat large suites.
- hand it back better documented than we found it.
how an
engagement runs.
our engagements are small and written down: we name the problem, scope the work and ship in the open. a typical one looks like this, adjusted to fit.
- 01 week 0
scope.
a single written brief: what we'll change, what we won't, and how we'll know it worked. no 40-slide decks.
- 02 week 1 - 2
design.
architecture, iac modules, pipeline shapes, and runbooks drafted in your repo, reviewed by your engineers.
- 03 week 2 - n
build.
we implement in small, reviewable pull requests, each one tested, documented and deployable on its own.
- 04 final week
hand over.
a walkthrough with your engineers, a runbook, and a short report on what's left for the roadmap.