Cloud infrastructure you can rebuild from code, not from memory

What does a hand-built setup cost you today?

Mostly risk you cannot see on a good day. Servers set up by clicking through the console work until the person who built them leaves, or until something breaks and nobody can say what changed. The package exists to replace each of these familiar weak points with something written down, tested and repeatable:

• Only one person knows how production is configured
• Releases mean someone logging in and copying files across
• Staging, if it exists, is set up differently from production
• Database passwords and API keys sit in code or in chat messages
• You hear about an outage from a customer, not an alert
• Backups run, but nobody has tried restoring one

What does your team work with once it is handed over?

An environment described in Terraform files, so a change is a reviewed edit rather than a console click, and the history shows what changed and when. A CI/CD pipeline that every release goes through, with a way back if a release misbehaves. Staging created from the same Terraform code as production, so a release that passes there has been tried on a like-for-like environment.

Alongside that: monitoring, logs and alerting that tell you when a service is failing; a secrets store instead of credentials in code; a security baseline for access and network rules; and backups that have been restored in a drill, not just scheduled. The cost review sizes the new environment for the load you actually run.

What if we already run on AWS, or on another cloud?

If you already have an AWS account with live workloads, whether we bring what exists under Terraform or build a clean environment and move across to it is decided after we have seen it, and written into the proposal. The package is built on AWS with Terraform and Kubernetes, as on the package card. If part of your setup sits with a different provider, tell us on the scope call so the proposal says plainly what is covered and what is not.

What is not included?

AWS bills you directly for the resources you run, and those charges are separate from this package’s price. Changes to your application code are not included, and nor is running the platform day to day after handover. For patching, upgrades and a monthly roadmap on a retainer, Managed Support & Growth starts at ₹14,000.

This is not a certification or a compliance audit. The security baseline sets sensible defaults for access, network rules and secrets; if a customer or regulator asks you to meet a specific standard, say so on the scope call, before anything is built.