Infrastructure sized to your team, not to a reference architecture. The goal is boring: environments that reproduce, deploys that are unremarkable, and a bill that does not surprise you.
If more than one of these is true, this is usually the right starting point.
First phase is typically 4–6 weeks.
The sequence this work follows, and why it is in that order.
Not what the diagram says. Console-created resources, forgotten environments and the one instance nobody will turn off — all of it, written down before anything moves.
Terraform imported against what exists, so the code describes production on day one. Writing the ideal config first means maintaining two truths until someone gives up.
Staging and production differ by variables, never by history. Drift between them is the source of most "worked in staging" incidents.
Deploys become unremarkable when reverting is a routine, rehearsed action. If rolling back is exciting, nobody deploys on a Friday and velocity quietly dies.
Chosen per engagement, not per fashion. If your team already runs something that works, we use that instead.
B2B commerce
A catalogue and quote-request site for a Chennai technology reseller, replacing a phone-only sales process with a structured way to browse, ask and buy.
product lines on one structured catalogue
Most engagements draw on more than one of these.
One week, and you keep the baseline and the plan either way.
