Cloud & DevOps servicesDeploys that
are boring.

CI/CD, infrastructure as code, observability and cost control, set up so your team owns it afterwards and the on-call runbook is written before you need it.

Book a consult See our work

CI from day one

Tests before features.

Infra as code

Reviewed like code.

Cost control

A bill you can explain.

Engagement

Embedded or Built

A flaky test fixed, not retried. Infrastructure reviewed as a plan. A cloud bill explained line by line. Example figures.

What you get.

CI/CD with tests before features, not after the first incident

Infrastructure as code, reviewed like code, with a plan you can read before it applies

Observability you can act on, and a runbook for the thing that pages you

A cloud bill you can explain, line by line, and a smaller one

Engagement: Embedded or Built · Ask about your infrastructure →

Good for

— Deploys that need a war room

— A cloud bill nobody can explain

— No runbook for the thing that pages you

We will say no when

— You want us to hold the pager forever instead of handing it back

— Kubernetes is the goal rather than a decision

Stack · only what we have shipped to production

AWS EKSECRRDSLambdaSQS / SNSS3CloudWatchAzureDockerCI/CDVercelRailwayNeonCloudflare R2EMQX / MQTT

Where we do this mostLogistics, travel & marketplaces →IoT, signage & the built environment →

From the record.

All case notes →

01 · Digital signage · enterprise

Built · embedded

Signage platform across four continents

Problem — A UK signage business operating across Australia, the US, China and APAC needed a platform its display-manufacturer partners could plug into.

What we did — .NET 6 microservices and Angular on AWS (EKS, ECR, RDS, CloudWatch) with Docker-based CI/CD. Scheduled sync integrations with SharePoint, Power BI and partner sources. Production infrastructure stabilised under sustained memory pressure ahead of a database end-of-support migration.

Measured — Shipped and running across four regions; partner integrations for three major display manufacturers — [ADD UPTIME / DEVICES].

.NET 6AngularAWS EKSRDSDockerCI/CDPower BISharePoint

Client withheld · details on the callAsk about this →

02 · Enterprise · .NET

Embedded

Process-documentation platform backend

Problem — A browser-extension product that writes process documentation from recorded sessions, with a milestone that could not slip.

What we did — Owned Lambda and hosted worker services (SQS, SNS) across environments and led the refactor that shipped the critical milestone on deadline.

Measured — Critical milestone shipped on the date.

.NETAWS LambdaSQS / SNSWorker services

Client withheld · details on the callAsk about this →

03 · Digital signage · SaaS

Built

Multi-tenant digital signage platform, one engineer

Problem — A company needed its own signage product: tenants, a CMS, a player it controlled, and devices that keep working offline.

What we did — Multi-tenant backend and CMS, a custom Android (AOSP) player, offline-first device sync over MQTT, an MCP-based AI concierge, credit-based AI monetisation and a white-label reseller tier, on a lean deployment stack. Architected and built by one engineer.

Measured — Live in production with its first tenant, one of Lahore’s fastest-growing restaurant chains.

Multi-tenantAOSPEMQX / MQTTMCPVercelRailwayNeonCloudflare R2

Client withheld · details on the callAsk about this →

How it runs.

The same loop as every engagement

Week 0

Read the estate

Accounts, pipelines, what deploys by hand, what nobody dares touch, and last month's bill.

Week 1

Pipeline and IaC baseline

Every service deployable from a pull request; the infrastructure in code, even if it is ugly code.

Week 3

Observability and runbooks

Logs, metrics and traces where they are useful; an on-call runbook for each alert that can fire.

Week 6

Your team owns it

Deploy frequency, lead time and the bill, before and after. Your engineers ran the last week.

Fortnightly

The review

What broke, what did not, what it cost. Then the next piece, or the handover.

Questions we get about this.

Mostly AWS, some Azure. If you are on GCP we will say so on the call rather than learn it on your time.

Usually not. We have run production on EKS where it earned its keep and on Lambda, Railway and plain containers where it did not. The decision is written down with the reasons.

Your team, with our runbook, from week six. Until then we are, and the handover includes a week of us watching them run it.

The other seven.

All eight end in something running

01Custom software→02Team augmentation→03Data engineering & analytics→04AI & machine learning→05Cloud & DevOpshere06Legacy modernisation→07Mobile→08QA & test automation→

Cloud & DevOps · the call

Show us the deploy you dread. We will make it boring.

Bring the problem, not a brief. If it is outside what we do well, we will say which of our contacts to call instead.

Book a consult See our work

Or email info@hopsig.com — reply within one working day.

What you get.

CI/CD with tests before features, not after the first incident

Infrastructure as code, reviewed like code, with a plan you can read before it applies

Observability you can act on, and a runbook for the thing that pages you

A cloud bill you can explain, line by line, and a smaller one

Cloud & DevOps servicesDeploys thatare boring.

What you get.

From the record.

Signage platform across four continents

Process-documentation platform backend

Multi-tenant digital signage platform, one engineer

How it runs.

Read the estate

Pipeline and IaC baseline

Observability and runbooks

Your team owns it

The review

Questions we get about this.

AWS, Azure or GCP?+

Do we need Kubernetes?+

Who is on call?+

The other seven.

Show us the deploy you dread. We will make it boring.

What you get.

From the record.

Signage platform across four continents

Process-documentation platform backend

Multi-tenant digital signage platform, one engineer

How it runs.

Read the estate

Pipeline and IaC baseline

Observability and runbooks

Your team owns it

The review

Questions we get about this.

AWS, Azure or GCP?+

Do we need Kubernetes?+

Who is on call?+

The other seven.

Cloud & DevOps servicesDeploys that
are boring.