Cloud running.
Problems handled.
Ongoing cloud operations, monitoring, and incident response so your team focuses on the product, not the infrastructure.
Cloud infrastructure does not manage itself.
Running cloud infrastructure well is a full-time job. Environments need to be monitored, patched, scaled, and optimized on an ongoing basis. When that work falls to the engineering team, it competes directly with product work and usually loses until something breaks. By then the cost is an incident, lost revenue, or a cloud bill that has grown quietly for months without anyone noticing. Managed cloud services exist to keep the infrastructure running well so the product team does not have to think about it.
60%
of companies report that managing cloud infrastructure pulls engineering time away from product development, the primary reason they sought managed services
$300B
wasted globally on cloud spend each year, with idle resources, over-provisioning, and unmonitored environments as the primary causes
23 min
average time to detect a cloud incident without dedicated monitoring in place, compared to under 3 minutes with active alerting and on-call coverage
Operations your team does not have to run.
Monitoring, patching, optimization, and recovery.
Cloud Monitoring & Incident Response
Continuous monitoring across compute, storage, networking, and application layers with defined alerting thresholds and on-call response. Incidents are detected, triaged, and resolved before they become outages. SLA-backed response times across all severity levels.
Patching, Updates & Security Baseline
Scheduled OS and runtime patching, security group reviews, IAM hygiene, and configuration compliance checks. The environment stays current and within your security baseline without requiring engineering time to manage it.
Performance & Cost Optimization
Regular rightsizing reviews, idle resource cleanup, reserved capacity planning, and spend reporting. Cloud costs are tracked against usage and flagged when they drift. Optimization is ongoing, not a one-time exercise.
Backup, Recovery & Business Continuity
Automated backup schedules, tested restore procedures, failover configuration, and documented recovery runbooks. When something goes wrong, the team knows exactly what to do and has already verified it works.
Audit first. Operate second.
We do not take over environments we do not understand.
Understand the environment before taking responsibility for it.
Environment Audit
We review the current cloud environment — architecture, security posture, cost structure, monitoring coverage, and backup state. The audit identifies gaps, risks, and quick wins before we take over operational responsibility.
Set up monitoring, runbooks, and access before going live.
Onboarding & Baseline
Monitoring agents, alerting thresholds, runbook documentation, access provisioning, and escalation paths are all set up before we go live. Handover is clean and the team knows exactly who does what when something happens.
Monitor, respond, patch, optimize, and report on a regular cadence.
Ongoing Operations
Continuous monitoring, incident response, scheduled patching, cost reviews, and regular reporting. You get a monthly summary of environment health, spend, incidents, and any recommended changes.
Quarterly reviews keep the environment evolving with the business.
Continuous Improvement
Quarterly architecture reviews identify optimization opportunities as the product and team grow. The environment evolves alongside the business rather than becoming a constraint on it.
Managed cloud that actually frees your team.
Proactive, transparent, and fully documented.
Incidents caught before users report them.
Our monitoring setup is designed to surface problems at the signal level, not after they have cascaded into an outage. Alerting thresholds, anomaly detection, and on-call coverage mean the first person who knows about a problem is us, not your customer.
Cloud spend that does not grow unchecked.
We review resource utilization, reserved capacity, and idle spend on a regular cadence. Cloud costs tend to drift upward without active management. We keep them aligned to actual usage and flag anything that looks out of place before it compounds.
Operations your team can hand back at any time.
Everything we manage is documented. Runbooks, architecture diagrams, escalation paths, and access inventories are maintained and handed to you at any point. We do not create dependency. We create a well-run environment that someone else can take over if needed.
Incidents caught before users report them.
Our monitoring setup is designed to surface problems at the signal level, not after they have cascaded into an outage. Alerting thresholds, anomaly detection, and on-call coverage mean the first person who knows about a problem is us, not your customer.
Cloud spend that does not grow unchecked.
We review resource utilization, reserved capacity, and idle spend on a regular cadence. Cloud costs tend to drift upward without active management. We keep them aligned to actual usage and flag anything that looks out of place before it compounds.
Operations your team can hand back at any time.
Everything we manage is documented. Runbooks, architecture diagrams, escalation paths, and access inventories are maintained and handed to you at any point. We do not create dependency. We create a well-run environment that someone else can take over if needed.
Our engineering team was spending two days a week on cloud operations. Patching, monitoring alerts, random cost spikes, none of it was their job but it kept landing on them. Since Amorisoft took over managed operations, the team has not touched the infrastructure. That time went straight back into the product.
CTO
SaaS Platform, Dubai, UAE
Our engineering team was spending two days a week on cloud operations. Patching, monitoring alerts, random cost spikes, none of it was their job but it kept landing on them. Since Amorisoft took over managed operations, the team has not touched the infrastructure. That time went straight back into the product.
CTO
SaaS Platform, Dubai, UAE
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