Cloud migration
Move from on-prem or legacy cloud to a modern landing zone without a 12-month freeze.
CaeliCode builds and operates production cloud platforms across AWS, Kubernetes, Terraform, and the rest of the stack you can google. We ship working systems and the open-source tools that run them.
We build and operate platforms, not advisory artifacts. Each line is led by senior engineers who have run the same systems in production, on-call, on weekends.
AWS, Azure, GCP. Reference architectures, landing zones, and the Terraform you can actually maintain.
See capabilities 02Pipelines, runners, observability. SLOs that survive a Tuesday on-call rotation, not a slide deck.
See capabilities 03Production services in Go, TypeScript, Python. APIs, workers, internal platforms, shipped, not prototyped.
See capabilities 04FedRAMP, FISMA, SOC 2. Threat models, control mappings, and tooling that engineers will actually run.
See capabilities 05LLM systems for engineering teams. RAG, evals, guardrails, cost ceilings, and audit trails.
See capabilities 06Warehouses, lakehouses, pipelines. Postgres into Iceberg, dbt models, dashboards engineers trust.
See capabilitiesWe don't just consult. We engineer in public, and you can read every commit before you sign anything.
Most engagements start with one of these. By week two we are usually deep into something more interesting, but the entry door is almost always one of the four.
Move from on-prem or legacy cloud to a modern landing zone without a 12-month freeze.
GitHub Actions, ArgoCD, runners, and the policy gates that make audits boring.
Zero-trust networking, secret hygiene, and the evidence package the auditor wants.
Right-size before you re-architect. Reserved capacity, savings plans, and dead-pod hunting.
Six tools we wrote because we needed them: GitOps governance, secret scanning, SOC monitoring, public status pages, user management, and self-hosted runners. MIT-licensed. Issues open. PRs welcome.
"They rebuilt our deploy pipeline in three weeks. The thing we had been failing to ship for nine months."
"Most consulting decks are a tax. CaeliCode left us with a working platform and runbooks our SREs actually read."
"We needed FedRAMP-credible engineers, not a slide on FedRAMP. They wrote the controls and the Terraform that enforces them."
A 30-minute call with a senior engineer, not an account manager. We'll tell you whether we can help, and if we can't, we'll tell you who can.