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Cloud transformation
Workloads moved to containers and cloud platforms with a landing zone, a pilot and a way back at every stage.
- Assess
- Landing zone
- Pilot
- Migrate
- Operate
Every stage keeps a way back
Computese designs, runs and secures IT for growing businesses and enterprise teams. Senior engineers, straight answers.
Start with one, or hand us the whole estate. Either way, the same engineers answer for it.
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Workloads moved to containers and cloud platforms with a landing zone, a pilot and a way back at every stage.
Every stage keeps a way back
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Pipelines, a governed lakehouse and metrics your teams can trust, built so your own staff can run them.
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Fast, accessible marketing sites and web applications, designed and engineered by one team.
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Best practices for secure coding
A working checklist for input validation, secrets and dependency hygiene, written for small teams.
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An engineer on the line when a laptop, account or inbox stops working, and a plan so it happens less.
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Managed hosting with patching, proven backups and monitoring, run by engineers.
Example status strip, 30 days
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Scheduled vulnerability scanning and manual penetration tests of your networks, apps and cloud, with findings ranked by real risk.
Example findings from a scheduled scan
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CRM, accounting, e-commerce and internal systems connected, so data is entered once and stays in step.
For owners and operators
Usual first step: a website, hosting or support plan.
Start with your website →For CIOs, CTOs and platform leads
Usual first step: an assessment of one system.
See cloud transformation →Client names stay private. The industry, the scope and the technology do not.
Production moves from OpenShift 3, past its end of life, to OpenShift 4 at the primary site. A second cluster at the DR site receives continuous replication. Afterwards the platform is run 24x7 across production, DR and non-production.
Pilot and reference architecture for automated DR drills
Proof of concept on the bank’s own data platform
13 months of DevOps, back end and data work on a serverless AWS data lake
Four phases, each ending in something you can hold.
We read the system before we quote on it.
You receive Written findings
Scope, sequence, risks and cost in one document.
You receive Plan and estimate
Short increments, each one demonstrated and reversible.
You receive Working releases
Handed over with runbooks, or kept running by us.
You receive Runbook or care plan
Pick by how settled the scope is. The proposal recommends one and says why.
ScopeAgreed in writing before work starts
BillingOne price for that scope
Best forDefined projects: a website, an assessment, a migration stage
ScopeSet by priority and adjusted as you learn
BillingBilled for the time used
Best forOngoing improvement, support and discovery work
ScopeYour roadmap, worked by engineers assigned to you
BillingA monthly rate per engineer
Best forLong programs such as a platform migration
Draft list, to be confirmed
Within 24 hours of your message. Office hours are Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 17:00 Eastern.
Yes. Many of our projects are websites, hosting and IT support for small businesses in the USA and Canada.
Most are in the USA and Canada. We also deliver projects for clients in Asia and Latin America, including enterprise and banking work.
Three ways: a fixed price for a defined scope, time and materials for work that changes as you learn, or a dedicated team for long programs. The proposal recommends one and explains why.
No. Client names are never published. Case studies describe the industry and the technology only.
Our engineers hold AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and security certifications. Ask which ones matter for your project and we will tell you who holds them.
Tell us what you run and what is getting in the way. You get a reply within 24 hours.