01 // DevOps · DevSecOps · AIOps · FinOps
Run your infrastructure like it's someone’s job. Ours.
DevOps, DevSecOps, AIOps and FinOps for businesses that ship on the cloud — pipelines that deploy themselves, security that gates instead of nags, incidents caught before customers notice, and a cloud bill you can defend. EU data residency, infrastructure-as-code you own, senior-led.
EU data residency · IaC you own · No vendor lock-in- Deploy time
- < 2 min
- Uptime SLA
- 99.9%
- IaC coverage
- 100%
- Long-lived keys
- 0
Storing EU customer data on a US cloud? This is worth five minutes. A June 2026 US Supreme Court ruling weakened the "independent oversight" the EU–US Data Privacy Framework legally rests on.
Why this matters02 // What we do
Four practices. One operating model.
DevOps & platform engineering
CI/CD that ships in minutes, not meetings. Cloud migration and data-centre exit, Terraform/IaC you own, Kubernetes platforms, and SRE practices built for uptime and on-call sanity.
DevSecOps
Security as a pipeline gate, not an afterthought: SAST/DAST, SBOMs, secret and dependency scanning, policy-as-code — with GDPR-aligned data flows and controls mapped to ISO 27001 / SOC 2.
AIOps
Observability that thinks: anomaly detection on metrics and logs, alert correlation that kills pager noise, and AI-assisted incident response — problems found before your customers find them.
FinOps
A cloud bill you can explain line by line. Cost visibility per team and service, rightsizing and commitment planning, and waste elimination — savings you can prove, not estimate.
03 // Why now
Storing EU customer data on a US cloud? The ground just moved.
On 29 June 2026 the US Supreme Court (Trump v. Slaughter) let the President remove the FTC’s leadership — the "independent oversight" the EU–US Data Privacy Framework needs to survive a challenge in EU courts. That independence isn’t a technicality; it’s the framework’s legal basis.
We’ve seen this movie before. Twice — Safe Harbor (2015) and Privacy Shield (2020), both over the same flaw. The current framework still stands (it survived a court challenge in 2025), but noyb — the group that struck down the last two — has already asked the European Commission to wind it down.
Nobody knows the timeline; these EU cases run two to three years. But "we have time" is what companies said in 2019 — right before Privacy Shield collapsed and contracts were rewritten in a hurry.
The companies that stay calm through this already know which workloads are exposed and have a credible plan B. That’s why we build this way: infrastructure-as-code you own, EU data residency by default, no single-provider lock-in.
Sources: SCOTUSblog · noyb.eu · EU adequacy decision (EU) 2023/1795 · EU–US Data Privacy Framework
04 // How it works
A path you can see end to end.
Assess
Audit your estate: delivery, security posture, reliability, and spend.
Implement
Build the fix as code — pipelines, platforms, migrations, cost controls.
Harden
Bake security and compliance into the pipeline as gates.
Operate
Observability, SRE practices, and clean handover. You own it.
05 // Proof, not promises
This page is the case study.
This very site runs on the same pipeline pattern we sell: GitHub Actions authenticating via Workload Identity Federation — no long-lived service account keys — deploying infrastructure-as-code we own, to an EU region, with a full audit trail in GitHub Actions history. If we can’t run our own infrastructure cleanly, we have no business running yours.
- Zero-downtime deploys via traffic-split rollouts
- OIDC / Workload Identity Federation only — no static keys, ever
- EU region (europe-west1) by default
- Every deploy auditable, end to end
06 // What we run
Tools we actually use, not just recommend.
Cloud
- AWS
- GCP
- Azure
IaC
- Terraform
- Pulumi
Orchestration
- Kubernetes
- Cloud Run
- ECS
CI/CD
- GitHub Actions
- GitLab CI
- Cloud Build
Observability
- Datadog
- Grafana
- Cloud Monitoring
Security
- Trivy
- Snyk
- OPA/Conftest
FinOps
- Infracost
- native cloud billing export + BigQuery
07 // How we engage
Three shapes of work. No surprises.
Infrastructure audit
Two weeks inside your stack: delivery speed, security posture, reliability, and spend — ending in a written report with a prioritised, costed backlog.
Fixed fee — on request
Delivery sprint
A scoped engagement with a defined outcome: a migration, a pipeline, an observability stack, a cost-reduction programme. Done means running in production.
Scoped per sprint
Ops retainer
Ongoing senior capacity: we run, watch, and improve what we built — releases, incidents, security updates, and a monthly cost review.
Monthly — on request
Every engagement starts with the audit. If the report says you don’t need us, that’s what it says.
08 // Who
Led by a DevOps Architect.
Mike G.
DevOps Architect
Years building and securing cloud platforms across AWS, GCP, and Azure — Kubernetes, Terraform, delivery pipelines, observability, and cloud cost optimisation. He leads every engagement personally, from the first audit to production handover — architected, not outsourced to juniors.
Connect on LinkedIn09 // Part of EUHUB
One team, four studios.
Deploy is EUHUB’s infrastructure practice — sibling to Web Dev Studio, Marketing Studio, and EUHUB AI. Same engineering standards, same EU-based team, different specialty.
10 // Before you ask
Before you ask.
Do we need to migrate to a new cloud?
No — we work within your existing AWS/GCP/Azure setup. Migration only enters scope if the audit recommends it.
What if the audit says we don’t need you?
Then that’s what the report says. It’s a fixed-fee, standalone deliverable — we’re not incentivized to manufacture follow-on work.
Do you take on infrastructure you didn’t build?
Yes — most engagements start with an audit of an unfamiliar, existing stack.
Where is our data hosted?
EU regions by default; specific data-residency requirements can be accommodated.
Do you require long-term contracts?
No — audits are one-off, sprints are scoped, retainers are month-to-month.
Can you work alongside our existing team?
Yes — most engagements are collaborative, embedding with your engineers rather than replacing them.
11 // Contact
Tell us what you run.
We’ll tell you what it should cost to run it well — where your delivery, security, reliability, and cloud spend stand today, and the shortest path to fixing what’s broken. Replies within one business day.