Mehvexa

ServicesCloud, DevOps & Quality Engineering

Cloud, DevOps & Quality Engineering

Ship more often, break less, and know before your customers do.

Talk to an engineer
A data centre aisle of dark server cabinets receding toward a lit far wall

When companies call us about this

You will probably recognise one of these.

  • Your release process takes two days and nobody wants to touch it.

    Deploys are manual, rehearsed and scheduled for a Friday night. The team ships less because shipping is frightening.

  • The cloud bill grew faster than the business.

    Nobody can say which workloads cost what, so nothing gets turned off and every decision defaults to more capacity.

  • You find out about outages from customers.

    There is monitoring, but no alerting that maps to what actually matters, and no runbook for the first ten minutes.

  • Every environment behaves differently.

    Staging does not match production, so the tests that pass mean very little and the bugs surface late.

What we do

Seven things, each with something you keep.

  • Cloud architecture

    We design for the load you actually have and the one you can evidence is coming — not for a hypothetical scale.

    Deliverable: An architecture document with costed options

  • CI/CD

    Automated, repeatable pipelines so a release is a non-event rather than a ceremony.

    Deliverable: A working pipeline and a documented release process

  • Infrastructure as code

    Every environment defined in version control, reproducible from scratch.

    Deliverable: Terraform or equivalent, in your repository

  • Test automation

    Tests that run on every commit and say which change broke what. Unit and integration first, then the few full user journeys worth automating.

    Deliverable: An automated suite in your pipeline, plus a coverage baseline and a flaky-test list

  • Observability and SRE

    Alerting that maps to user impact, not to CPU graphs. Plus the runbook for the first ten minutes.

    Deliverable: Dashboards, alert policies and runbooks

  • Cost optimisation

    Attribute spend to workloads, then remove what nobody is using.

    Deliverable: A cost model and a prioritised reduction plan

  • Security hardening

    Least privilege, secret management, dependency scanning and a patch cadence that holds.

    Deliverable: A hardening report and the changes applied

What we work with

Chosen for fit, not for fashion.

We choose based on what fits the problem and on what your team can maintain after we leave. A stack nobody in your organisation can operate is a liability, however good it is.

Cloud platforms
AWSGoogle CloudMicrosoft Azure
Languages and runtimes
Node.jsPythonPHPJava.NET
Frameworks
ReactAngularVue.jsDjangoLaravelSpring BootRuby on Rails

Related work

Where we have done this before.

All work

Questions we are usually asked

The ones competitors avoid.

  • What does an engagement like this cost?

    Most engagements land between $20,000 and $90,000. The range is driven by how many environments and services are in scope, and by how much of the current setup has to be reverse-engineered before it can be reproduced. A fixed-price assessment in the first two weeks gives you a firm figure for the rest.

  • How long before we see anything working?

    A working pipeline for one service, deploying to a real environment, in the first two to three weeks. Infrastructure as code and monitoring follow service by service after that, so something is in production every sprint.

  • Who will actually be on the team?

    A lead engineer with at least eight years of production operations, one or two platform engineers, and a test engineer where automation is in scope. Kunal Khurana, our CTO, is the accountable technical lead and reviews every architecture decision.

  • Who owns the IP?

    You do. Everything we write on an engagement is your intellectual property from the moment it is committed, and the contract says so in plain words. We keep nothing back and we license nothing to you.

  • What happens at handover?

    You receive the architecture document, every runbook, the decision records written during the work and an onboarding guide for the next engineer. We run at least one handover session with your team and stay reachable for 30 days afterwards.

  • What if it goes wrong?

    If an estimate is wrong, we say so the week we know, with the revised figure and the options. If a release breaks production, we roll back first and explain second; every pipeline we build has a tested rollback path before it goes live. The Approach page sets out both in full.

Tell us what you are building.

A 30-minute call with an engineer who will work on it.

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