Cloud & DevOps
Migrate, automate, and operate cloud platforms that ship faster and cost less — engineered for zero-downtime delivery on AWS, Azure, and GCP.
Infrastructure that makes teams faster
Modern infrastructure should accelerate your teams, not slow them down. We migrate workloads to the cloud, automate the plumbing, and build the delivery pipelines that let you ship safely and often — without the downtime or runaway costs that derail most cloud programs.
Whether you're moving a legacy estate to AWS, Azure, or GCP, hardening an existing platform, or standing up CI/CD from scratch, we bring the discipline of mission-critical delivery to your cloud.
What we deliver
End-to-end cloud and DevOps engineering, from first migration to day-two operations.
Cloud Migration
Lift-and-shift or re-architect to AWS, Azure, or GCP with a clear migration path and rollback plan.
Infrastructure as Code
Reproducible environments with Terraform and CloudFormation — no more snowflake servers.
CI/CD Pipelines
Automated build, test, and deploy pipelines that make every release a non-event.
Containers & Orchestration
Docker and Kubernetes for portable, scalable, self-healing workloads.
Serverless
Event-driven, pay-per-use architectures that scale to zero and to millions.
Cost Optimization
Right-sizing, autoscaling, and FinOps practices that cut cloud spend without cutting capability.
How we deliver
Assess
We map your current estate, workloads, dependencies, and constraints.
Architect
We design the target architecture, migration path, and security guardrails.
Automate
We build the infrastructure-as-code, pipelines, and observability.
Operate
We run it (or hand it over) with monitoring, cost controls, and SLAs.
The stack we build on
Frequently asked questions
An inventory of what runs today, a decision per workload — rehost, replatform or rebuild — then migration in waves, each with a rollback path. Most of the effort is not the move itself: it is untangling shared dependencies and deciding how the workload will be operated once it is running in the cloud.
Both have regional presence and both are viable. The decision is normally driven by existing licensing, the skills of the team who will operate the platform, and any data-residency requirement in the contract — not by a feature comparison. ITDC is an AWS Partner Network member but holds no sales quota on either platform.
Not by itself. Cloud shifts capital expenditure into operating expenditure; whether the total falls depends on how the workload is sized and scheduled. Servers lifted and shifted at fixed size, running around the clock, usually cost more than the hardware did. Savings come from right-sizing, autoscaling and switching off non-production environments.
It means the servers, networks and permissions are defined in version-controlled files — Terraform, for example — rather than clicked into a console. The benefit is reproducibility: the environment can be rebuilt after a failure, and a change is reviewable before it reaches production instead of after.
The infrastructure code, the pipeline definitions, the runbooks and the access model — produced during the build rather than retrofitted at the end. Ongoing operation of the platform is a separate scope from the migration itself and is agreed separately.
Ready to move to the cloud?
Tell us where you want to go. We'll bring the engineering precision to get you there — fast.