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Automate your cloud.

Cloud automation for AWS and GCP. Pipelines, GitOps, infrastructure as code and self-healing ops that take the toil off your team’s plate — and keep it off.

$ git push origin help cat .github/workflows/*

# what we automate

If it happens twice,
it gets a trigger.

Deploys, environments, patching, rotations, the 2am restart. If a human does it from memory, we turn it into code that runs itself.

on: push

Pipelines that ship

CI/CD that builds, tests, scans and deploys on every merge. Canary and blue-green releases with rollback you never have to think about.

  • github actions
  • gitlab ci
  • argo cd
on: pull_request

Infrastructure as code

Networks, clusters, IAM and environments defined in Terraform and Ansible. New environment? Open a PR, not a ticket.

  • terraform
  • ansible
  • gitops
on: schedule

Ops on autopilot

Patching, backups, certificate and secret rotation, dev environments that switch off at 7pm. The boring jobs, done every time.

  • patching
  • backups
  • finops
on: alert

Self-healing systems

Runbooks turned into code. Known failures fix themselves, unknown ones arrive in chat with context, graphs and a one-click fix.

  • auto-remediation
  • chatops
  • runbooks

# before / after

Toil out.
Commits in.

The real deliverable isn’t a pipeline. It’s the hours your engineers get back every single week.

toil.diff+4 −4
Release day: 45-minute checklist and a Slack war room
Release: git merge, then lunch
New environment: two-week ticket queue
New environment: one PR, ~12 minutes
Patching: someone’s lost weekend, every quarter
Patching: nightly, unattended, reported
Disk full at 3am: page, SSH, delete logs, sleep badly
Disk full at 3am: auto-remediated, ticket filed, sleep well

# how it runs

Four stages. No slide decks.

  1. stage 01

    Watch

    Shadow your team, log every manual step, and measure where the hours actually go.

    observe
  2. stage 02

    Script

    Turn the worst toil into tested, reviewed code — the quick wins first.

    automate
  3. stage 03

    Pipeline

    Wire it into CI, schedules and alerts so it runs without anyone pressing go.

    integrate
  4. stage 04

    Hand over

    Docs, pairing and ownership, so your team runs it confidently without us.

    exit 0

# runs on

you@cloud ~ ❯ history | grep -c "manual"

What are you still
doing by hand?

Send the runbook, the checklist, or the task everyone dreads. A human will reply with a sensible first thing to automate.

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