From a bare GCP project to a fully automated, monitored, and secured production environment. Every service delivered as Terraform code, handed over to you on completion.
GCP Infrastructure
Included in all packages
We build your complete Google Cloud foundation from the ground up using Terraform — fully reproducible, version-controlled, and documented. No console clicking, no tribal knowledge, no single points of failure.
Every resource is defined as code. Your entire environment can be rebuilt from scratch in under 15 minutes. We use Google-recommended practices: organisation policies, folder hierarchy, project-per-environment separation, and least-privilege IAM throughout.
Custom VPC with private subnets and Cloud NAT
Firewall rules with minimal open ports
Org policies for security guardrails
Dev / staging / prod project separation
GCS state bucket with versioning + locking
Cloud Run or GKE Autopilot deployments
Private Service Connect where required
All resources tagged and labelled
CI/CD Pipelines
Included in all packages
Manual deployments are the number one source of production incidents at seed-stage startups. We replace them with a fully automated pipeline: push to main, and your code is tested, scanned, built, and deployed automatically — with rollback if anything fails.
Cloud Build triggers (or GitHub Actions)
Automated test execution on every PR
Trivy container vulnerability scanning
Docker image build and push to Artifact Registry
Automated deployment to Cloud Run or GKE
Smoke test post-deployment
Automatic rollback on failed smoke test
Artifact Registry cleanup policies
Security & IAM
Growth package and above
The most dangerous thing in a startup's GCP account is a JSON service account key committed to a GitHub repo. We eliminate every stored credential using Workload Identity Federation — GitHub Actions authenticates to GCP using short-lived OIDC tokens. Zero keys. Zero rotation headache.
Workload Identity Federation for GitHub Actions
Least-privilege service accounts (no Owner role)
Secret Manager — all secrets out of repos
VPC Service Controls perimeter
Audit logging (Admin Activity + Data Access)
Security Command Center baseline
No public IPs on databases or VMs
MFA enforcement via org policy
Database & Storage
Growth package and above
Cloud SQL with a public IP and a password in a .env file is the most common critical finding at startup GCP audits. We deploy Cloud SQL with private IP only — accessible only from within your VPC — with automated backups, point-in-time recovery, and no external access possible.
Cloud SQL PostgreSQL or MySQL (private IP only)
Read replicas for production workloads
Point-in-time recovery (PITR)
Automated daily backups with retention policy
Private Service Connect for database access
Firestore setup with security rules
Cloud Storage with uniform bucket-level access
No public buckets — ever
Monitoring & Alerts
Included in all packages
Most startup teams find out about production incidents from users. We make sure you know before they do — uptime checks, error rate alerts, and budget notifications configured from day one.
Cloud Monitoring dashboards
Uptime checks on all production services
SLO-based alerting policies
Log-based metrics for error tracking
PagerDuty / OpsGenie integration (Growth+)
Budget alerts at 50%, 80%, 100%
Cloud Logging export and retention
Synthetic monitoring for critical user flows
Version Control & Team Workflows
Included in all packages
We set up your GitHub organisation correctly from the start — branch protection, PR templates, code review policies, and CODEOWNERS. Your engineering team has a professional, secure workflow from day one.
GitHub org setup and configuration
Branch protection rules on main/production
Required PR reviews before merge
PR template for consistent descriptions
CODEOWNERS for auto-review assignment
Issue templates for bugs and features
Repository structure and naming conventions
GitHub Actions secrets using Workload Identity
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