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Cloud & DevOps
Cloud landing zones, CI/CD, platform engineering, and SRE practices that match enterprise change and compliance cadences, with policy as code, FinOps visibility, and incident rehearsal aligned to your tiering model.

Our cloud & devops practice pairs senior practitioners with your internal teams. We bring accelerators such as reference architectures, automation libraries, and governance templates, but every artifact is adapted to your standards and suppliers.
Engagements are milestone-based with explicit transfer criteria. You always know who operates what after we step back.
Across audits and incident reviews, teams value playbooks that match how Neojn delivers: named escalation paths, environment parity, and evidence captured in tools instead of slide-only narratives.
We document interfaces and ownership in runbooks your NOC and application teams can adopt without a second translation layer, so operational handoffs stay coherent after major releases.
Teams searching for cloud migration services, platform engineering consulting, or SRE as a service want landing zones, policy as code, and FinOps visibility, not just lift-and-shift. Neojn aligns cloud and DevOps programs to enterprise change calendars, compliance controls, and incident tiering you already use.
Keywords like Kubernetes platform engineering, GitOps enterprise, and multi-account AWS landing zones reflect architectures we implement with documented ownership between cloud provider, Neojn, and your internal platform team.
Typical outcomes
We measure success in production metrics, not workshop outputs. Expect joint steering with transparent RAID logs and finance-friendly burn reports.
- Executive-ready roadmaps with explicit optionality each quarter.
- Automated compliance evidence aligned to your control framework.
- Runbooks and training for your command center before go-live.
Cloud migration, platform engineering, and SRE at enterprise scale
Cloud and DevOps engagements should produce measurable outcomes: deploy frequency, lead time, change failure rate, and recovery time, alongside unit economics FinOps can explain. We instrument those metrics early so executives see progress, not only backlogs of stories.
Policy as code, secrets management, and hardened CI/CD are prerequisites when regulators or customers scrutinize your software supply chain. We integrate those controls without suffocating developer experience.
SRE practices include error budgets, blameless postmortems, and game days that match your tiering model. Runbooks tie to on-call rotations and escalation paths your NOC recognizes.
Cloud & DevOps: FAQs
Infrastructure, platform, and engineering leaders evaluating partners.
Cloud program stages
Assess, land, migrate, optimize with security embedded throughout.
Assessment and TCO model
Workloads, dependencies, and licensing are understood before migration waves are sequenced.
Landing zone and pipelines
Accounts, networking, IAM, and CI/CD are codified with peer review and audit trails.
Migration waves
Each wave has rollback criteria, cutover windows, and business validation checkpoints.
SRE and continuous improvement
Error budgets, FinOps reviews, and platform backlog grooming keep the estate healthy after migration.
Natural follow-ons
Cloud programs unlock data, AI, and ERP modernization safely.
Data & AI
Lakehouses and analytics platforms that need resilient ingestion and lineage.
Data & AIManaged services
Shared 24/7 operations when internal SRE capacity is constrained.
Managed servicesGovernment & public sector
Sovereignty, procurement, and continuity patterns for agencies.
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Benchmark us against your incumbent
We respond to your RFP sections, compare delivery models side by side with incumbents, or run a no-cost architecture review on a bounded problem you choose, with clear assumptions and a short list of options your procurement team can score.
