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AWS cloud infrastructure.

A backend your product can run on—and your team can operate.

Bring the product or workflow question you need to solve first. We’ll use the call to identify a practical next step.

Plan the workflow before the build.

Design, build, or improve the cloud behind your app. We work in your AWS account and make deployment, monitoring, access, and cost visibility part of the delivery scope.

Reference architecture

From a user action to a backend your team can operate.

  1. Authenticate

    Confirm who is making the request and what they may access.

  2. Run the workflow

    Validate the request and run the application logic.

  3. Store and respond

    Keep the data, return the result, and record what happened.

Across the workflow: deployment, access controls, logs, alerts, recovery, and cost budgets.

Illustrative reference, not a client implementation. Services, integrations, and controls are selected for your agreed scope.

# scope-and-delivery

Know what the work includes.

  • An architecture and rollout plan for the agreed workload
  • Infrastructure-as-code in your repository
  • Access policies, deployment steps, and environment configuration
  • Monitoring, alerts, and cost budgets agreed before launch
  • An operating runbook and handoff

Availability, recovery, access, and compliance requirements are agreed up front. A technical baseline is not a compliance certification; cloud usage and external audits are separate costs.

A good fit when you have…

  • An app that needs a dependable backend
  • A cloud setup that is difficult to deploy or operate
  • A migration with explicit availability and data requirements

Tools selected for the scope

  • AWS CDK / Terraform
  • Lambda / ECS
  • API Gateway
  • Cognito
  • DynamoDB / RDS
  • S3 / CloudFront
  • CloudWatch

# before-you-start

The practical questions.

Can you work in our existing AWS account?

Yes. We review the current setup and agree the access needed for the work. Your team retains account ownership and visibility into the infrastructure.

Do you build new infrastructure or improve what we have?

Both. We start with the workload and its constraints. Keeping a working component can be the right decision when the issue is deployment, monitoring, or access rather than architecture.

Can you help with a migration?

We can scope a migration after reviewing data, dependencies, traffic, and downtime tolerance. The plan should define validation and rollback before any production cutover.

What happens after the initial work is complete?

You receive the agreed code and operating documentation. Continued delivery or operational coverage can be scoped separately; fractional AWS is an option for recurring capacity.

# related-projects

Software work, in our clients’ words.

These projects document our application engineering work. Each brief describes the engagement; the reference workflow above is an example for your planning discussion.

Aptive Environmental

Sales software built around the work at the door

An ongoing engineering partnership behind Aptive’s sales and knocking applications, with field workflows and reporting for the people running the business.

“Russ delivered 5 exceptional summers of technology excellence at Aptive. He was the architect of our software and built our highly successful sales and knocking applications.”
Vess Pearson · CEO, Aptive Environmental
Read the project

# your-next-step

Know what to build first.

A free 30-minute conversation about your scope, budget, and next step. A fixed-price proposal follows confirmed scope.

For this conversation, we’ll cover:

  1. Your current architecture and the problem to solve
  2. Data, availability, security, and recovery requirements
  3. The first cloud workstream and how to verify it
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