Cloud infrastructure consulting · Creators of AtmosUnblock the infrastructure work holding your team back.
We help engineering teams work through problems with Terraform, cloud architecture, and software delivery. Tell us what’s getting in your way. We’ll figure out the next step together, then agree on the work before we start.
Start with your situation. We’ll work out the next step together.
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Common situations we help with
Bring a specific problem, an unfinished initiative, or an approach you need a second opinion on.
You’re operating out of a single AWS account
Production, development, and shared services have grown together. We help you plan and implement a multi-account architecture with clear access boundaries and workload isolation.
You have legacy Terraform no one wants to touch
Outdated modules, tangled state, and undocumented dependencies make every change feel risky. We help untangle the code and plan incremental upgrades so your team can maintain it with confidence.
You don’t have infrastructure as code
Your infrastructure was built through console clicks and manual changes. We help bring existing resources under version control and establish repeatable provisioning and review workflows.
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Success stories
Practical work. In the customer’s words.
Examples of how we’ve helped engineering teams work through infrastructure challenges.
JCI Federal
The situation
Manual customer deployments and different platform versions made standardization difficult in a government environment.
The work
Atmos-based standardization, automated provisioning, and reusable components with customer-specific configuration.
“What I appreciate most about Cloud Posse is their flexibility in working through challenges together. Whether it's technical discussions about container deployment, backend regionalization strategies, or CloudFormation integration, they meet us where we are and provide practical solutions. Their support model works perfectly for our government environment needs.”
Ryan Brooks
JCI Federal
Vibrant Planet
The situation
Repeated attempts to build infrastructure left the team needing a clear architecture for compute-intensive wildfire modeling workloads.
The work
An EKS reference architecture, data pipeline connectivity, and documented architectural decisions, followed by support as the team put it to work.
“The architecture was exactly what we needed — clear, opinionated, and ready to go. We were up and running before we would've even finished deciding what to build if we'd done it on our own. The weekly support calls were incredibly helpful. They kept us unblocked and spared us hours of research and second-guessing.”
Cyrus Dukart
Vibrant Planet
Infrastructure assessments
Before you commit to the next big change, understand what you have.
Planning a migration? Inheriting an unfamiliar platform? We’ll help you understand what needs attention and how to move forward—with recommendations, a future-state architecture, and a migration plan built around your goals.
01
Discovery
Start with your goals. Agree on the questions, focus areas, constraints, and what a useful outcome looks like.
02
Assessment
Talk with your team and review the systems in scope. Establish what works, what needs attention, and what we can verify.
03
Recommendations
Explain what to change, what to keep, and why. Prioritize the work and make the tradeoffs clear.
04
Solution architecture
Design a future-state architecture around your goals, with diagrams, dependencies, and the reasoning behind the choices.
05
Migration plan
Lay out a phased path from where you are to where you want to be, with sequencing, dependencies, and effort estimates.
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Questions & iteration
Spend four weeks after delivery asking questions and working through clarifications and reasonable refinements within the agreed scope.
Start with a free consultation. The assessment is a $24,000 USD paid engagement, with four weeks of follow-up for questions and clarifications within scope.
Explore the assessmentA clear path from problem to delivery
Assess → propose → deliver. Each step builds on your situation and the work we agree to do.
Talk through the problem
Tell us what you’re working on, what’s getting in the way, and what you need to achieve. If a paid assessment would help, we’ll discuss that separately—not every project needs one.
Agree on the work
Get a proposal with the scope, deliverables, estimate, and acceptance criteria. You can evaluate the approach and tradeoffs before committing to implementation.
Build it together
We implement the agreed work with your team, validate it against the acceptance criteria, and document the decisions and workflows so you can operate what we build.
The first conversation establishes fit and assessment scope. Any deeper assessment has its own agreed scope and terms.
From the creators of Atmos
Work with the people who build the framework.
Cloud Posse created Atmos and Atmos Pro. That engineering experience informs how we approach infrastructure architecture, configuration, and delivery—and how we help you make them work in your environment.
Put Atmos to work with guidance from its creators. We help you adopt it, migrate existing infrastructure, extend workflows, and get more from your implementation—with direct expertise in the framework and the patterns behind it.
Our open-source framework for organizing and running infrastructure workflows. Inspect the code, documentation, and patterns behind our approach.
Our product for Terraform orchestration with GitHub Actions. Explore it separately, or discuss whether it fits your delivery requirements.
Explore Atmos ProOur reference architecture, Terraform modules, and platform accelerators can strengthen a solution when appropriate. Consulting does not require adopting them.
Before we talk
Let’s work out what needs to change.
Tell us what is getting in the way, what you need to achieve, and the constraints we should understand.