Infrastructure & Platform as a Service
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We build and run multi-tenant orchestration, serverless hosting, managed databases and event backbones.
- Multi-tenant Orchestration
- Serverless Hosting
- Managed Databases
- Managed Event Backbones
- Multi-tenant Orchestration
- Serverless Hosting
- Managed Databases
- Managed Event Backbones
- Multi-tenant Orchestration
- Serverless Hosting
- Managed Databases
- Managed Event Backbones
Who this is for
The situation that makes this urgent
The mandate and boundaries below come directly from the approved service catalogue.
Teams need a compliant workload path without a ticket for every deployment.
Multi-tenant services lack continuous proof of isolation and noisy-neighbour containment.
Residency, quotas and deprecation commitments are policy documents rather than enforced controls.
Three ways to engage
Assess, Transform, Operate
Each package has a defined duration, retained outputs, commercial model and objective exit criterion.
Assess
Platform fit and onboarding baseline.
Transform
Tenancy onboarding and workload landing.
Operate
Platform subscription service.
Capability detail
The technical substance, on the page and not behind a form
The operating capabilities and controls that define this practice.
Orchestration
Multi-tenant cloud control
Hosting
Serverless application runtime
Data
Evaluated machine-learning systems
Isolation
Compute, network, storage and identity
Residency
Region pinning and egress control
Golden paths
Self-service compliant workloads
Technical standard
Requirements that apply to every engagement
Must and should requirements from the board-approved practice standard, made visible before a conversation.
Enforce tenant isolation across compute, network, storage and identity simultaneously.
Apply automatic per-tenant quotas and proactive saturation alerts.
Enforce residency through region pinning and egress controls.
Provide independent encryption-key management for each tenant.
Publish machine-readable SLO, quota, region, deprecation and notice definitions.
Give 90 days' notice of breaking changes and 12 months for deprecation.
Continuously attempt cross-tenant access; any success is a Severity One incident.
Provide self-service golden paths with controls already configured.
Publish historical SLO attainment to tenants on a shared status page.
Hold capacity to absorb one availability-zone failure at peak load.
How we work
Four phases. Objective exit criteria.
A gate passed on assertion has not been passed. One exit criterion per gate is shown here; the full set sits on each practice page.
Discover
Workload profile, dependency map and recovery objectives written down and signed off by the client owner.Design
Target architecture reviewed against the vendor-supported pattern for the engine in question; failure modes enumerated.Deliver
Recovery tested from backup within the stated RTO, evidenced by a timestamped test record.Operate
Runbooks in place, rota published, first quarterly service review held with measured figures.
The boundary
What we do not do
A capability list without explicit limits is only marketing.
Availability gate
External service requires two consecutive successful internal-production quarters; only the board may waive it.
Out of scope
No bare-metal resale, physical hosting, hardware leasing or unmoderated public signup.
No forks
Tenants receive configuration and quota variation, never bespoke platform code paths.
Evidence
The artefacts that make the claim testable
Evidence replaces unqualified promises and unattributed metrics.
Isolation evidence pack
Current automated boundary-test results mapped to every control. Measurement method and review date accompany the delivered record.
Internal proving record
Two consecutive quarters of telemetry-derived SLO attainment before external sale. Measurement method and review date accompany the delivered record.
Get started
A platform-fit baseline names what belongs on the platform, what does not, and the controls required before landing.
You keep the written baseline whether or not we continue together.