Azure & AWS Cloud Operations
You need a senior cloud engineer. You don't need a full-time one.
Azure and AWS operations from people who have run them before, from a few hours a week up to forty. Most firms cannot sell you a few hours, because their model depends on keeping engineers billable.
Engagement sizes
A two-hour architecture review
Two hours, once
Embedded engineers
A few hours a week, up to forty
The whole cloud function
End to end, ongoing
Same senior people at every size.
Industries we work in
- Veterinary and animal health
- Healthcare technology
- Education and labor
- Nonprofit
- Franchising
- Managed service providers
Sized to fit
Start anywhere. Grow when it makes sense.
No project is too small to be worth doing properly. Plenty of our engagements are one review or one assessment, and they end there because that is all that was needed.
These relationships do tend to grow. Most of ours have, and at the far end we run the whole cloud function. But that happens because the last piece went well, not because we asked for more.
Shapes we work in
- 01A two-hour architecture reviewOne specific question, a senior opinion, and a written answer. No commitment past the call.
- 02A fixed-scope assessmentCost, security, or architecture: scoped, priced, and delivered with a roadmap your team owns.
- 03A defined projectA migration, a landing zone, a net-new build. Clear start, clear end, senior delivery throughout.
- 04Embedded engineersSenior cloud engineers working inside your team, for as long as you need them there.
- 05The whole cloud functionWe hold the operation end to end: hosting and day-to-day, migration, security, cost, and governance.
Services
The six service lines
Each one stands on its own, with a fixed scope and a clear end. Every one is staffed by senior cloud operators.
Staff Augmentation
Senior cloud engineers inside your team, from a few hours a week up to forty.
Learn moreCloud Migration
Off the old estate and onto Azure or AWS, planned around what usually breaks.
Learn moreCost Optimization
Work out what the bill is actually paying for, then stop paying for the rest.
Learn moreSaaS Architecture
Design and review for a platform that has outgrown the way it was built.
Learn moreInfrastructure Build
A new Azure or AWS environment, with governance in it before anything runs.
Learn moreInfoSec Assessment
SOC 2 and HIPAA readiness from people who have been through the audits.
Learn moreNeed leadership rather than hands? We also work as Fractional CTO, Fractional CISO, or ongoing advisory.
Who we serve
Three kinds of teams we do our best work for
We don't try to be everything to everyone. Mariventus fits best with companies in three clear situations.
Learn more about who we serveCompanies growing through acquisition
Post-acquisition cloud sprawl: multiple accounts, duplicate tooling, climbing bills. We consolidate and optimize.
Companies on legacy data center infrastructure
Aging hardware, renewals coming due, and the knowledge concentrated in one or two people. We move it and run it.
Companies with defined cloud projects
A clear project that needs senior delivery: migration, architecture review, cost cleanup, or a greenfield build.
Production readiness
Someone built it over a weekend. Now it has to be real.
It works. It does what they wanted it to do. What nobody has looked at is where it keeps its secrets, what happens to it when the person who wrote it moves on, and whether it survives its first bad Monday.
Getting something from working to running is a different discipline from building it. That is the part we do.
- What it does with secrets, authentication and customer data
- Getting it onto your Azure or AWS estate, not somebody's personal account
- Backups, monitoring, and a plan for the day it breaks
- Who owns it after we leave
If that is where you are, send us the question and we will tell you what it would take.
The Second Opinion
Ask a question. Get a real answer.
Send one specific question about your Azure or AWS environment. You'll get a written answer from a senior operator within five business days. Not a call, not a discovery process, not a pitch.
If your question needs more than a written answer, I'll tell you that, and what it would take. No obligation either way.