AWS Advanced Tier Services PartnerISO/IEC 27001 certified
Managed cloud services
Cypik runs your cloud estate on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud around the clock: monitoring, incident response, security, cost and change. Our accelerator-led approach starts from pre-built building blocks, and everything is delivered as code in your repository.
What is covered
Whatever level you choose, these are the disciplines we operate.
How we are different
Reusable building blocks bring your cloud under management faster and make it behave the same way every time. The same assets serve AWS, Azure and Google Cloud estates.
A governed foundation for AWS, Azure or Google Cloud, already codified: account, subscription or project structure, guardrails, identity, networking and logging. Applied to your estate instead of designed from scratch.
Reviewed, hardened modules for networks, Kubernetes clusters, data stores and identity. Your environment is assembled from proven parts, in your repository.
Alerting, dashboards and response runbooks prepared per workload type, so cover starts with working detection and a known first response.
Posture checks, tagging and budget controls applied from day one, so security and FinOps are part of the baseline and not a later project.
Service levels
Scope, response targets and reporting are agreed in writing for your estate.
01
A landing zone you can trust, and cost you can see.
Best for: Teams starting in the cloud, or inheriting an estate nobody has documented.
02 · Most chosen
Round-the-clock operations, changed by pull request.
Best for: Teams who want engineers building product, not carrying the pager.
03
Operations with security and compliance evidence built in.
Best for: Regulated teams, and anyone who has to answer an auditor.
Platforms
Whichever platform you run on, you get the same operations, security, cost and change discipline. AWS also has a dedicated practice page.
| Platform | What we run | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon Web Services | Round-the-clock operations, landing zones and multi-account governance, security and compliance, FinOps, EKS and migration, with a dedicated AWS practice. | AWS practice |
| Microsoft Azure | Round-the-clock operations, subscription and policy governance, security, cost management, AKS and migration, with every change as code. | |
| Google Cloud | Round-the-clock operations, project and organization governance, security, cost management, GKE and migration, with every change as code. | |
| Hybrid and on-premises | Kubernetes on your own infrastructure, private cloud and edge networking, run to the same standard as your public cloud estate. | Kubernetes platform |
The engagement
01
A read-only review of your estate against the well-architected framework of your cloud provider, whether AWS, Azure or Google Cloud. You get written findings and a prioritized plan. If you stop here you keep the report.
02
We document the estate and bring it under code using our accelerators: landing zone blueprints, tested modules, monitoring packs and runbooks. Nothing goes under management before it is written down.
03
Round-the-clock monitoring and response, with every change made as a reviewed pull request in your repository.
04
A monthly review of reliability, security and spend, each ending in named actions rather than a dashboard.
Principles
Every engagement starts from tested building blocks: landing zone blueprints, infrastructure-as-code modules, monitoring packs and runbooks. You reach steady state sooner, and every environment behaves the same way.
Infrastructure lives in your repository and changes arrive as pull requests. When an engagement ends, you keep a platform you can run yourself.
Alerts reach an engineer who can act. Repeat incidents get fixed at the cause instead of being acknowledged every week.
Backups are only real once restored. We run restore tests and send you the evidence.
FinOps sits inside the monthly review. Savings arrive as specific changes to specific resources.
Least-privilege identity, encryption and logging are in the baseline from day one.
You see the same dashboards, runbooks and audit trail we do.
Begin with a read-only assessment of your cloud environment. You keep the written findings either way.