Cloud-native is not a buzzword for enterprises running production workloads — it is the operational baseline for teams that deploy frequently, scale under load, and recover from failures without manual intervention. AWS and Kubernetes dominate this space, but tooling alone does not guarantee reliable delivery.
3035TECH squads work inside client cloud accounts, follow established IaC patterns, and integrate with existing platform teams — whether augmenting capacity or owning a service deployment pipeline end-to-end.
Foundations: pipelines, environments, and guardrails
Reliable cloud delivery starts with reproducible environments, automated testing gates, and clear promotion paths from staging to production. We align with client Terraform or CloudFormation standards, enforce least-privilege IAM, and document runbooks for on-call handoff.
Kubernetes adds orchestration complexity — namespace isolation, resource limits, and health checks must be configured deliberately. Our engineers treat cluster configuration as code, not manual kubectl sessions.
Observability and shared ownership
Metrics, logs, and traces should be accessible to both application and platform teams. Squads instrument services at development time and participate in incident reviews when deployments affect SLAs.
For clients building new cloud-native products, managed squads can own the full loop — application code, container images, and deployment configuration — while internal platform teams retain account governance and security policy.