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Reliability & resilience
SRE and availability — systems designed to tolerate failure, watched around the clock and restored quickly when something goes wrong.
Sooner or later every system hits a problem — overload, a failed component, a bad update. The difference is whether you notice it first and recover quickly, or hear about it from your customers.
We review the architecture, monitoring and backup, find the single points of failure and remove them. We introduce clear availability targets, 24/7 monitoring and response and recovery procedures that are tested in practice, not just on paper.
Fewer outages, faster recovery and a clear picture of how your systems are doing.
Problems are caught by monitoring and handled under SLA, often before users notice.
Backup and recovery that are tested, not just configured.
Agreed availability and response targets that we report against.
An architecture that withstands peaks and the failure of a single component.
The same team knows your systems, watches them and responds to incidents.
Regular reports on availability, incidents and the measures taken.
We review the architecture, monitoring, backup and incident history.
Availability targets, prioritised measures and a plan to put them in place.
We remove the risks, set up monitoring and test recovery.
24/7 monitoring, incident response and regular reviews under SLA.
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It is the target we design and run the environment towards. The specific availability and response commitments are agreed in your SLA, based on your systems and needs.
It depends on scope — the number and complexity of the systems. After the analysis you get a proposal with stages and a timeline for each, along with a price for ongoing support.
Monitoring detects the problem, the on-call engineer responds under SLA, and after recovery you get a review of the root cause and the measures that prevent it.
Yes. We start with a review of the architecture, documentation and risks, fix the most important ones and then take the systems over for support.
Describe the project or the challenge in a few lines — we come back with concrete steps, not a generic quote.