You're locked into one cloud provider and it's starting to cost you.
Pricing negotiations stall when the vendor knows switching costs are prohibitive. Regional availability gaps appear at the worst time. Acquisitions bring incompatible clouds. The engineering team has no playbook for running workloads across providers and building one from scratch takes months.
Pricing negotiations stall when the vendor knows switching costs are prohibitive. Regional availability gaps appear at the worst time. Acquisitions bring incompatible clouds. The engineering team has no playbook for running workloads across providers and building one from scratch takes months.
Vendor-independent Kubernetes — same stack, any cloud.
We build a cloud-agnostic Kubernetes layer where the same Terraform, the same Helm charts, and the same GitOps pipeline work across AWS and secondary clouds. Tailscale handles east-west networking, Cloudflare handles ingress, HashiCorp Vault handles secrets. Vendor independence by design.
How we deliver it.
Multi-cloud architecture design
We define the abstraction layer — what's cloud-specific and what's portable — before writing a line of Terraform.
Kubernetes cluster provisioning on each provider
EKS on AWS, OKE on Oracle Cloud, or AKS on Azure. Same Helm charts, same ArgoCD pipeline, same observability stack on every cluster.
Unified networking (Tailscale mesh + Cloudflare)
Tailscale WireGuard mesh connects clusters across clouds with encrypted east-west traffic. Cloudflare handles global ingress and DDoS protection.
Centralized secrets with HashiCorp Vault
One Vault cluster issues secrets to all clouds via Kubernetes auth. No cloud-specific secrets manager lock-in.
Cross-cloud observability stack
Prometheus and Grafana federated across clusters. Datadog agents deployed uniformly. Single pane of glass regardless of which cloud the workload runs on.