Multi-cloud management
AWS, Azure and GCP environments managed day-to-day with consistent discipline.
Cloud operations outsourcing for SaaS and tech — AWS, Azure and GCP management, cost optimization, monitoring, security and 24/7 response — with engineers who own the cloud layer.
Cloud environments drift. IAM policies accumulate, unused resources pile up, cost grows without visibility and security posture quietly weakens. SaaS and tech teams especially end up with product engineers handling cloud reactively — until the bill or an incident forces attention.
Opervics runs cloud operations for SaaS and tech as a managed function — AWS, Azure and GCP management, cost optimization, monitoring, IAM and network controls, backup strategy and 24/7 incident response.
AWS, Azure and GCP environments managed day-to-day with consistent discipline.
Spend analyzed, unused resources removed, reservations and savings plans reviewed.
CloudWatch, Azure Monitor, Grafana and Datadog configured and tuned to reduce noise.
Least-privilege IAM, VPC/network controls, security groups and audit logging.
Snapshot policies, cross-region backups and restore drills — documented and tested.
Uptime, cloud cost trend, resource utilization, incidents and patch status.
These are the same operational issues we see across clients — and the same ones our process is designed to remove.
Spend rises month over month with no clear ownership or visibility.
Idle instances, orphaned volumes and stale snapshots quietly wasting money.
Over-permissive roles accumulate; nobody knows who can access what.
Open security groups, missing encryption, untracked changes.
Backups exist, but no one knows if a restore actually works.
Nobody knows uptime, spend trend or resource utilization.
Every service inherits the same baseline security posture, then adds service-specific controls on top.
Access, change management, monitoring and incident response aligned to SOC 2.
Role-based access across cloud accounts, auditable and reviewed regularly.
All cloud changes reviewed, logged and reversible — with rollback plans.
Uptime, cost trend, incidents and patch status reported weekly.
AWS, Azure and GCP — single-cloud, multi-cloud and hybrid environments.
Yes — spend analysis, unused resource cleanup, rightsizing and reservations/savings plans review.
Least-privilege IAM, role-based permissions and audit logging — set by you and reviewed regularly.
Yes — backup policies, cross-region replication and restore drills are configured, documented and tested.
Uptime, cloud cost trend, resource utilization, incident count and resolution time — reported weekly.
Per account, per environment, or as a monthly retainer — agreed upfront.
A short conversation is usually enough to scope the environment and propose a starting point.