Infrastructure written down
Defined in code and reproducible, so the environment is a file in your repository rather than a configuration someone remembers making.
Engineering
Cloud and DevOps
The infrastructure, the deployment pipeline and the monitoring that tells you before your customer does.
What we would actually build
A deploy that is boring
Automated, repeatable and reversible. Releases should be dull enough to do on a Thursday afternoon.
Monitoring that reaches a person
Alerts that fire on what actually matters and reach someone who can act. A dashboard nobody opens is not monitoring.
How this would go
The parts people get burned on.
Cost visible from the start
Cloud bills grow quietly. What each part costs is worth knowing while the architecture can still be changed cheaply.
Backups that have been restored
An untested backup is a hope. Restoring one is the only way to find out whether it works, so we do it.
Your accounts, your keys
Everything runs in infrastructure you own and can revoke our access to in an afternoon.
Who we have done it for
Three engagements where SpazorLabs built and ran the infrastructure, not only the application on top of it.
Niramaya
Direct client
The entire digital infrastructure for a health tourism company that manages a patient's whole journey into India.
Sunzero
Direct client
The full platform and digital infrastructure for an ambitious sustainability venture, from landing page through to operating dashboard.
SkateChain
Direct client
The core blockchain technology, plus the web presence built on top of it.
Every engagement SpazorLabs has delivered is listed on the work page, with the relationship stated on each one.
Also in Engineering
Where to start
Tell us what you are trying to build
Send us the problem, not a specification. We will tell you what we think it actually takes, and we will tell you if we are not the right people for it.