Environments as Code Package
We define your dev, staging, and production environments as code — with a safe change workflow, consistent access patterns, and runbooks your team can follow.
Who this is for
- Teams where dev, staging, and production behave differently
- Teams making infrastructure changes manually (no review, no audit trail)
- Teams where access and secrets management is inconsistent
- Teams that have had incidents caused by environment drift
What you get
- Dev, staging, and production environments defined as code
- A safe plan / review / apply workflow for infrastructure changes
- Standardised access patterns and secrets management approach
- Environment setup documentation and architecture diagram
- A runbook your team can use for common operations
- A handoff session so your team can maintain the result
Typical deliverables
- Environment definitions as code (your cloud provider)
- Change workflow (plan → review → apply with approval)
- Variable and secrets management pattern
- Access roles (least privilege for each environment)
- Architecture diagram
- Operations runbook
How we work
- Step 1: Review current infrastructure and agree access plan
- Step 2: Define scope and deliver a fixed quote
- Step 3: Build environment definitions and workflows in your repos
- Step 4: Test full cycle (dev → staging → prod), document, and hand over
Real result
A UK product team reduced environment setup from 2 days to 20 minutes and had zero config-drift incidents in the quarter following delivery.
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FAQ
Which cloud providers do you support?
We work with AWS, GCP, Azure, and Kubernetes-based setups. The approach is cloud-agnostic — we use the right tool for your setup.
Do you use Terraform specifically?
Terraform is our default tool for most setups, but we work with OpenTofu, Pulumi, or native cloud tools where appropriate.
What happens to our existing infrastructure?
We migrate or wrap existing infrastructure safely — no big-bang rewrites. We work incrementally so there is no production risk during the engagement.