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Job support for engineers working on AWS — compute, storage, networking, IAM, serverless, infrastructure-as-code and cost. Guidance from engineers who run production workloads on AWS, in your timezone.

What we help with

  • Compute — EC2, Auto Scaling, ECS and Fargate, EKS, Lambda: sizing, cold starts, permissions, deployment models.
  • Storage & data — S3 (lifecycle, versioning, event notifications), EBS, EFS, RDS and Aurora, DynamoDB data modelling and capacity.
  • Networking — VPC design, subnets and route tables, security groups vs NACLs, NAT, VPC endpoints, load balancers, Route 53.
  • Identity & security — IAM roles and policies, least privilege, assume-role, KMS, Secrets Manager, and reading the errors when access is denied.
  • Serverless — API Gateway, Lambda, Step Functions, EventBridge, SQS/SNS, and event-driven patterns.
  • Infrastructure-as-code — CloudFormation and CDK, drift, stack failures, and structuring templates for a real project.
  • Observability & cost — CloudWatch metrics, logs and alarms, X-Ray, and finding and cutting unnecessary spend.

Typical situations

  • You have been handed AWS responsibilities and need to make changes without breaking the account.
  • A deployment fails with an IAM or networking error you cannot decode.
  • You need to design the AWS side of a new service and want a second opinion before building it.
  • The monthly bill jumped and you need to find out why.

How AWS job support works

Book a free consultation and describe your account setup, the services involved and the problem. We match you with a senior cloud engineer in your timezone. In sessions we screen-share the console and your IaC, work through the issue, and leave you with a change you understand and can repeat. See how it works and pricing.

Related tracks

Often paired with DevOps job support (CI/CD and Kubernetes on AWS) and language tracks like Java or Python for the application running on AWS.

Stuck on an AWS task?

Get a senior cloud engineer on a screen-share — often the same day.