A review of hosting, security, cost, and reliability, with a practical plan for what to change.
What the review covers
Four questions about the systems you already pay to run.
Hosting
Where the software runs, what depends on what, and which pieces have no owner.
Security
Access, secrets, and the paths an outsider or a former teammate could still use.
Cost
Which resources are idle, oversized, or duplicated, and what to turn off first.
Reliability
What happens when a dependency fails, and which failures you would not notice.
Questions
What you get, and what this review is not.
A written plan: what to change, in what order, and what can wait. It is based on the hosting you already have.
No. We review the hosting you already pay for, on AWS or elsewhere: how it is set up, who can access it, what it costs, and what happens when something fails. AWS architecture and migration are AWS consultancy.
Build, deploy, and release practice is a DevOps assessment. An infrastructure review looks at hosting, security, cost, and reliability. Many teams need both; they answer different questions.
Use the form on this page. We need a picture of what is running and who can grant read access. We do not need a production change to start the review.