Cloud-Native Engineering — K8s · Serverless · Edge
Cloud-native isn't Kubernetes for its own sake. It's small services, strong contracts, and an event spine that lets the business ship five times a day without flinching.
Everything that ships
- Reference platformK8s + service mesh + secrets + observability, IaC end-to-end.
- Event meshSchema-versioned topics, idempotency, replay, cross-region failover.
- API gatewayAuth, rate limits, contract tests, versioning, public + partner tiers.
- CI/CD pipelineTrunk-based, progressive delivery, automated rollback.
- FinOps + securityCost dashboards, SBOMs, image scanning, runtime policy.
- Platform Architect
- SRE
- Backend Engineer
- Security Engineer
service: pricing.svc
runtime: k8s/eks
sla: { availability: 0.9999, p95_ms: 60 }
events:
produces: [price.changed.v2]
consumes: [order.created.v3]
deploy: progressive(canary=5%, bake=10m)Weeks 1–12 · first slice live by week 4
- 1Week 1-2Landing zone
Accounts, networks, IAM, observability, cost guardrails.
- 2Week 3-4First slice
One real service end-to-end on the platform — proof, not theory.
- 3Week 5-12Scale-out
Event mesh, multi-region, FinOps, security baselines, paved road.
Things prospects ask
We pick managed where it pays and stay portable where it matters. Choices are documented.
Yes when the business case is real (sovereignty, resilience, M&A); otherwise one cloud well.
First production slice in 4 weeks. Paved road by week 12.
Stand up Cloud-Native Engineering in Weeks 1–12.
We'll respond within one business day with a scoping note, a fixed-price outcome contract, and a named principal. Your details sync straight into our concierge queue.
- • Outcome-priced — no T&M.
- • Sovereign by default — your data, your region, your keys.
- • Wired into the Fuel Pressure gauge from day one.