What we do
Platform Engineering
Terraform and Bicep infrastructure as code, with the governance to keep it from drifting.
- CAF: Ready, Govern
- WAF: Operational Excellence, Reliability
The problem
Infrastructure as code solves the deployment problem and creates a governance one. Without module standards, state isolation and policy-as-code in the pipeline, Terraform simply lets drift happen faster and in more places at once.
You probably need this if
- Every team has its own copy of the same Terraform module, and they have diverged
- Nobody is confident about what a plan will do until it has been applied
- State files sit somewhere everyone can reach and nobody has audited
- Long-lived service principal secrets are in the pipeline because rotating them broke something once
Recognise more than one of those? A CAF readiness assessment gives you a baseline in three to four weeks, before you commit to anything longer.
What the service covers
- Terraform module library with versioning, and a module registry your teams consume rather than copy
- Remote state design: isolation boundaries, locking, and least-privilege access to state itself
- Policy-as-code in the pipeline so non-conformant plans fail before apply, not after deployment
- Drift detection on a schedule, with reconciliation as a tracked work item rather than a manual fix
- CI/CD via Azure DevOps or GitHub Actions using workload identity federation, so there are no long-lived service principal secrets to rotate or leak
- Bicep where it fits better than Terraform, which for Azure-only estates is more often than most consultancies admit
Other areas we work in
All seven areasAzure Platform Architecture
We design the platform, prove it holds under its own governance, and hand it to your team with the controls already deployed.
Cloud Security Architecture
Design the detection, tune it to your estate, and hand your team a backlog they can actually work through.
Governance & Compliance
Cloud Adoption Framework governance made operational, with evidence that survives an audit.
What happens if someone applies straight to production this afternoon?
If the answer depends on who it is, the gate is a person rather than a pipeline. Book a call and we will look at where the controls should sit.