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EU data residency · IaC you own · No vendor lock-inStoring EU customer data on a US cloud? This is worth five minutes. A June 2026 US Supreme Court ruling weakened the "independent oversight" the EU–US Data Privacy Framework legally rests on.
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DevOps & platform engineering
CI/CD that ships in minutes, not meetings. Cloud migration and data-centre exit, Terraform/IaC you own, Kubernetes platforms, and SRE practices built for uptime and on-call sanity.
DevSecOps
Security as a pipeline gate, not an afterthought: SAST/DAST, SBOMs, secret and dependency scanning, policy-as-code — with GDPR-aligned data flows and controls mapped to ISO 27001 / SOC 2.
AIOps
Observability that thinks: anomaly detection on metrics and logs, alert correlation that kills pager noise, and AI-assisted incident response — problems found before your customers find them.
FinOps
A cloud bill you can explain line by line. Cost visibility per team and service, rightsizing and commitment planning, and waste elimination — savings you can prove, not estimate.
Storing EU customer data on a US cloud? The ground just moved.
On 29 June 2026 the US Supreme Court (Trump v. Slaughter) let the President remove the FTC's leadership — the "independent oversight" the EU–US Data Privacy Framework needs to survive a challenge in EU courts. That independence isn't a technicality; it's the framework's legal basis.
We've seen this movie before. Twice — Safe Harbor (2015) and Privacy Shield (2020), both over the same flaw. The current framework still stands (it survived a court challenge in 2025), but noyb — the group that struck down the last two — has already asked the European Commission to wind it down.
Nobody knows the timeline; these EU cases run two to three years. But "we have time" is what companies said in 2019 — right before Privacy Shield collapsed and contracts were rewritten in a hurry.
The companies that stay calm through this already know which workloads are exposed and have a credible plan B. That's why we build this way: infrastructure-as-code you own, EU data residency by default, no single-provider lock-in.
Sources: SCOTUSblog · noyb.eu · EU adequacy decision (EU) 2023/1795 · EU–US Data Privacy Framework
A path you can see end to end.
Assess
Audit your estate: delivery, security posture, reliability, and spend.
Implement
Build the fix as code — pipelines, platforms, migrations, cost controls.
Harden
Bake security and compliance into the pipeline as gates.
Operate
Observability, SRE practices, and clean handover. You own it.
Three shapes of work. No surprises.
Infrastructure audit
Two weeks inside your stack: delivery speed, security posture, reliability, and spend — ending in a written report with a prioritised, costed backlog.
Fixed fee — on request
Delivery sprint
A scoped engagement with a defined outcome: a migration, a pipeline, an observability stack, a cost-reduction programme. Done means running in production.
Scoped per sprint
Ops retainer
Ongoing senior capacity: we run, watch, and improve what we built — releases, incidents, security updates, and a monthly cost review.
Monthly — on request
Every engagement starts with the audit. If the report says you don't need us, that's what it says.
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Mike G.
DevOps Architect
Years building and securing cloud platforms across AWS, GCP, and Azure — Kubernetes, Terraform, delivery pipelines, observability, and cloud cost optimisation. He leads every engagement personally, from the first audit to production handover — architected, not outsourced to juniors.
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