What Is Cloud Infrastructure Management?
Public cloud platforms hand you an enormous toolkit and very little guidance about which parts of it you actually need. Cloud infrastructure management means engineers who already know AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud handling deployment, monitoring, security, and cost control together, since on any of these platforms those four things are more connected than they first appear.
Each platform has its own dedicated plan below, with pricing and expertise specific to that provider. If you're running multiple clouds, we can combine plans to cover the whole setup.
Cloud Platforms We Manage
AWS Cloud Service Management
EC2, S3, security, and cost optimization from $49/hour. Learn more →
Azure Cloud Service Management
Compute, Apps, Data, and Network services from $149/month. Learn more →
Google Cloud Service Management
App Engine, Cloud Functions, and cost planning from $149/month. Learn more →
Across Every Cloud Platform
24/7 Monitoring
Infrastructure watched continuously regardless of which cloud you're on.
Cost Optimization
Architecture reviewed for waste before it shows up as a surprise invoice.
Security & Backups
Hardening, access control, and backup configuration handled as standard.
Which Cloud Platform Fits Your Stack?
Already deep in the AWS ecosystem with EC2, S3, or Elastic Container Service? Our AWS plan is built around exactly that toolkit.
Running ASP.Net, Core, or MSSQL workloads? Our Azure plan pairs cloud expertise with Microsoft-stack experience.
Building on App Engine or Cloud Functions? Our Google Cloud plan covers serverless deployment and cost planning.
Not sure yet, or running more than one platform? Tell us your workload and we'll recommend a setup, or combine plans across providers.
Cloud Infrastructure Management: Frequently Asked Questions
AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform. Each has a dedicated plan with platform-specific pricing and expertise.
Yes, we can combine plans across platforms if your infrastructure spans more than one cloud provider.
Both. If you're only using a cloud platform's VPS-style compute as a server replacement, our standard server management plans may be a simpler, cheaper fit than full cloud infrastructure management.