Technology
Cloud & DevOps
IaC-first infrastructure: OpenTofu, Kubernetes, GitHub Actions - releases boring by design.
Cloud & DevOps — highlighted tech plateOverview
Where it fits.
We run infrastructure as code, not click-ops. Every environment reproducible, every release canary-gated, every dollar accounted for. You own the accounts; we hand over the keys and the runbooks.
Tools
What we reach for.
OpenTofu
1.xIaC (open Terraform fork)
MPL-2.0docs →Kubernetes
1.3xorchestration
Apache-2.0docs →Docker
2xcontainerization
Apache-2.0 (engine)docs →GitHub Actions
CI/CD
commercialdocs →Prometheus
2.xmetrics
Apache-2.0docs →Grafana
11dashboards
AGPL-3.0 (check per use)docs →ArgoCD
2.xGitOps
Apache-2.0docs →OpenTelemetry
1.xtracing
Apache-2.0docs →
Use cases
What it's great for.
IaC landing zones
OpenTofu modules, least-privilege IAM
CI/CD pipelines
build, test, scan, canary, rollback
Platform engineering
K8s + GitOps with developer self-service
Observability + FinOps
metrics, traces, cost reports
Pairings
Plays well with.
- backend developmentservices deploy to IaC-managed targets
- ai datapipelines and model-serving infrastructure
- databases storagemanaged vs self-hosted data stores
As a service
Where this stack ships.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Why OpenTofu instead of Terraform?
Terraform moved to BUSL; OpenTofu is the Linux-Foundation MPL-2.0 fork we default to for license safety.
Multi-cloud?
Only when parity is earned. We avoid multi-cloud for its own sake; it doubles ops burden.
Who owns the cloud accounts?
You do, always. Accounts, repos, runbooks, secrets - all handed over.
How do you control costs?
FinOps guardrails: budgets, alerts, and a monthly cost report. Idle resources are flagged automatically.
Do you support on-prem?
Yes - containerized delivery with OpenTofu IaC works on-prem or hybrid.
Cloud & DevOps built to fit.
We pick the stack for the job, and justify every choice.