WIP / Scale

From product to platform.

You have users, a roadmap and a product that gets harder to change every quarter. We add the infrastructure, security and engineering depth that lets you keep shipping at the speed you started with.

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Cloud & infrastructure

Production that doesn’t need someone watching it.

Environments you can rebuild from a repository, releases that go out without a manual step, and alerts that name the component rather than the symptom.

FIG. 1.0

infrastructure › environmentsmain

Productionrebuilt 4m ago

Stagingrebuilt 4m ago

Preview · pr-218provisioning

Every environment comes out of the same definition, so a rebuild is a command rather than an afternoon. No console clicks.

pipeline › release#482

Build42s

Test · 318 passed1m 12s

Release to production26s

Merged to main at 14:02. Live at 14:05, with nobody waiting on a deploy window.

observability › checkout-apilast 24h

p95 latency184 ms

error rate0.02%

An alert names the component and the deploy that changed it, so the first question is already answered.

Technical security

Built to the standard your customers will audit you against.

The controls an enterprise procurement team asks about are in place before they ask, and the evidence is there when they do.

FIG. 2.0

security › verificationrelease 2.4

OWASP ASVS · webverified

OWASP MASVS · mobileverified

Dependency scanrunning

The controls are tested, not asserted. Evidence is attached to the release your customer will ask about.

access › roles34 people

Ops consoleRead12

PayoutsApprove3

Customer dataScoped7

SSO on the front door, least privilege behind it, and every permission traceable to a role rather than a person.

data › protectionall regions

In transit · TLS 1.3enforced

At rest · AES-256enforced

Audit trail18,402 events

Who changed what, when, and from where. The trail is the answer when an auditor asks.

Platform & reliability

The engineering that keeps a growing product changeable.

Refactors that make the next change cheaper, failure that stays contained, and someone on the end of the pager when it doesn’t.

FIG. 3.0

platform › billingrefactor

Invoice service1,940 → 720 lines

Call paths6 → 1

Contract testspassing

The point isn’t tidier code. It is that the next change costs less than the last one.

resilience › queueslive

Payment webhooksretrying · 3 left

Order pipelinedraining

Checkoutserving

The provider went down for nine minutes. Customers never saw it, and nothing had to be re-keyed.

on-call › incident 214resolved

02:14Alert · p95 over budget

02:16Acknowledged · engineer paged

02:41 · contained27 min

The post-mortem lands two actions in the next sprint, so the same night doesn’t happen twice.

Capacity is a decision you make before you need it.

Ways to work together

Three ways in.

If you’re not sure which applies, the audit answers that question for the price of not guessing.

Option 01

Platform audit

A prioritised, costed list of what to fix and in what order, across infrastructure, codebase and security posture.

Start with an audit

Option 02, most common

Embedded pod

A standing team of engineers, DevOps and a lead, working inside your process and your tools rather than reporting into them.

Build my team

Option 03

Programme of work

One defined thing: a cloud migration, a security programme, or the rebuild of a subsystem that has become the bottleneck.

Scope a programme

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