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Managed AWS

AWS cost and reliability under one operating path.

Engineer-led review, implementation and managed operations while the customer retains its AWS account and billing.

  • Since 2009
  • 99.9% uptime SLA
  • P1 under 15 min
Infrastructure engineers reviewing a cloud production environment
Production Operations

Cost is an operating problem, not only a discount problem.

Tagging, architecture, commitments, environments, ownership and change discipline determine whether a cloud bill stays controlled after a one-time review.

01

Cost and reliability review

Evidence, findings, priorities and an explicit implementation decision.

02

Remediation sprint

Approved changes with access, rollback, change window and acceptance.

03

Managed operations

Monitoring, incidents, patching, cost review and approved change ownership.

Operating boundary

Customer account. Clear operating access.

Bundled billing is not required to operate the customer environment.

01

Account ownership

The customer retains its AWS account and billing by default.

02

Access

Approved least-privilege access for review, implementation and operations.

03

Change control

Scheduled changes, rollback, approval and acceptance evidence.

04

Recurring ownership

Named cost, reliability, maintenance and incident responsibilities.

Commercial model

Review, implement, then operate where recurring ownership is needed.

The fixed-scope review is a paid entry point. Recurring operations follow only when the environment has an ongoing ownership gap.

  • Dual-currency public offer
  • Customer-owned account and billing
  • Managed scope priced by responsibility, not only cloud spend
Start with the workload

Tell us what runs and where ownership breaks down.