We built a complete production platform on AWS from first principles — networking, databases, security, deployments, backups. Now we put that experience to work on your infrastructure, whatever it runs on today.
Nine services, each one a problem we had to solve properly ourselves. Engage one, or bring us in to review the whole stack.
Accounts, VPCs, subnets and IAM designed to scale, built as reproducible code.
Learn more →Workloads in private subnets, team access over VPN, nothing public that doesn't need to be.
Learn more →High availability, connection pooling, schema design and performance tuning.
Learn more →Point-in-time recovery, automated restore tests and measured RPO/RTO.
Learn more →IAM least privilege, TLS, WAF, authentication and RBAC done right.
Learn more →Repeatable builds, machine images and pipelines with rollback.
Learn more →Structured logs, search, health and alerts without a runaway SaaS bill.
Learn more →Scheduling, right-sizing and architecture changes that cut the invoice.
Learn more →Off Heroku, Render, another cloud or on-prem — with a rehearsed cut-over.
Learn more →Dassore built XeroOps — a seven-node production platform provisioned into customers' own AWS accounts. Every service we offer is something we had to get right there: private networking, HA PostgreSQL, a WAF at the edge, self-hosted auth, tested backups, and infrastructure that costs nothing overnight.
So when we review your environment, we know what good looks like — and what it takes to get there.
Two weeks inside your AWS account, ending with ranked findings on security, reliability, performance and cost — and a plan to fix them.
We deliver a defined project, or join your team part-time as a senior cloud engineer you couldn't otherwise hire.
We work inside your AWS account with access scoped to the engagement and revoked at handover. Nothing of yours lives on our systems.
We build XeroOps, but most engagements never touch it. We recommend whatever fits your team, budget and existing stack.
Proven components composed well beat a sprawl of managed services, each with its own bill and its own expert.
Uptime, recovery time, latency and the monthly AWS invoice. If we can't measure the improvement, we haven't delivered it.