00Our partners
Amazon Web Services — what we run on it
AWS is where most of the estates we are handed already live: EKS under load, accounts that grew one at a time and now need a landing zone underneath them, bills nobody has read line by line, and a disaster recovery plan that has never been rehearsed. We hold no AWS Partner Network tier, and this page does not pretend otherwise — what is here is the work, the services we operate and the exams still ahead.
Book a call01Work on AWS
Take the bill back
Infrastructure cost reduction
Savings Plans and Reserved capacity priced against a month of real usage rather than a sales call, EC2 and EKS right-sizing off Compute Optimizer and CloudWatch data, Graviton where the workload will actually move, non-production on a schedule, and Budgets that shout before the invoice does.
Know where it breaks
Architecture review
A read of the account against the AWS Well-Architected Framework, with Trusted Advisor and Security Hub findings re-ranked by what they would cost you if they came true — not by the severity label the console prints.
Safeguard data & assets
Security & compliance
IAM built from roles instead of named users, service control policies so the next account starts compliant rather than being fixed later, secrets out of pipeline variables and into Secrets Manager, GuardDuty and Security Hub turned on where they pay for themselves, and a CloudTrail trail that answers "who did that" without a support ticket.
Get off what holds you
Migration & platform exit
Discovery and a dependency map first, then the target bill modelled before anything moves: VMware estates and datacenter racks onto EC2 and EKS, databases through DMS, storage through DataSync — cut over in waves, every one of them with a way back.
Elevate delivery
Platform build & delivery
A landing zone in Terraform or CDK on top of Organizations and Control Tower, EKS with autoscaling that has been load-tested rather than assumed, pipelines that promote one image out of ECR instead of rebuilding it per stage, and CloudWatch wired up before the first production deploy, not after the first incident.
Turn ideas into systems
AI/ML enablement
Bedrock and SageMaker endpoints reachable only through VPC endpoints inside your own account, GPU capacity planned against real batch sizes instead of the largest instance available, cost per request measured, and an evaluation set that tells you when a model quietly stopped working.
02AWS services
36services6groups
Compute & containers
- Elastic Kubernetes Service
- Elastic Container Service
- Fargate
- EC2
- Lambda
- EC2 Auto Scaling
Networking & delivery
- Application Load Balancer
- Web Application Firewall
- CloudFront
- VPC
- PrivateLink
- Transit Gateway
Data & storage
- RDS
- Aurora
- DynamoDB
- S3
- ElastiCache
- MSK
Identity & security
- IAM and IAM Identity Center
- Organizations
- Control Tower
- KMS
- Secrets Manager
- GuardDuty and Security Hub
Delivery & operations
- CodePipeline
- GitHub Actions
- CDK
- Terraform (aws)
- CloudWatch
- Systems Manager
Migration & AI
- Application Migration Service
- Database Migration Service
- DataSync
- Bedrock
- SageMaker
- OpenSearch Service
03Our expertise
AWS certification path
Passed exams link to the badge page that proves them. The rest say what they are.
AWS Certified Solutions ArchitectScheduledSAA-C03
AWS Certified SysOps AdministratorScheduledSOA-C02
AWS Certified DeveloperScheduledDVA-C02
AWS Certified Cloud PractitionerIn progressCLF-C02
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Founder-led delivery
Dmytro Popadiuk
Founder & Cloud Architect
Dmytro leads discovery and technical direction. The rest of the team joins as the scope calls for it — all of them named on the About page.
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