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Google Cloud,
used surgically.

GCP workloads where Google-grade strengths apply: analytics, managed runtimes and global networking, integrated pragmatically.

See Google Cloud by the numbers
Kubernetes

was born here

BigQuery

petabyte-scale analytics

Global

private fibre network

Carbon-free

energy matching

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Query terabytes before lunch. BigQuery bills by bytes scanned, insight by the tablespoon.

Why Google Cloud

Certain problems
are Google-shaped.

Data analytics, ML inference and globally distributed traffic play to GCP strengths, BigQuery querying terabytes casually, Cloud Run scaling to zero, premium networking riding Google's own fibre. We place workloads there when those advantages are real.

  • BigQuery analytics
  • Cloud Run services
  • Managed PostgreSQL
  • Global load balancing
  • Pub/Sub eventing
  • Identity-aware access

What we build

Six ways we build
with Google Cloud.

Each engagement shaped around your goals rather than a fixed package.

01

Data warehouses

BigQuery models fed from product databases and spreadsheets.

Analytics
02

Cloud Run services

Containerised apps scaling to zero between requests.

Compute
03

Managed SQL

Cloud SQL instances tuned, replicated and backed up.

Data
04

Event pipelines

Pub/Sub decoupling services with retries and DLQs.

Messaging
05

Global front doors

Load balancers and CDN at Googleu2019s network edge.

Networking
06

IAM & security

Workload identity and least-privilege service accounts.

Security

Delivery approach

Containers in,
servers out.

Cloud Run gives most web workloads everything they need: HTTPS, autoscaling and per-request billing, minus cluster babysitting. Where Kubernetes genuinely fits, GKE exists; where it does not, we say so and keep your bill human.

Scale-to-zeroQuiet services cost nothing.
Revision rollbacksDeployments reversible instantly.
Workload identityKeys replaced by platform auth.
Managed tracingLatency visible across services.

The ecosystem

Services that
compose cleanly.

GCP pieces interconnect with sensible defaults, less wiring glue than most clouds demand.

Cloud Run BigQuery Cloud SQL Pub/Sub Firestore Cloud Build Artifact Registry Secret Manager Looker Studio Vertex AI

Our process

Start small,
grow informed.

Proof-of-value projects prove cloud benefits before company-wide commitments.

01

Workload review

Current systems assessed for cloud-fit and migration appetite.

Step 01
02

Landing setup

Projects, billing guards and networks scaffolded correctly.

Step 02
03

Pilot workload

One real service migrated, measured and documented.

Step 03
04

Expand deliberately

Remaining systems follow evidence, enthusiasm optional.

Step 04

Governance

Billing caps,
budget dashboards.

Cloud economics stay friendly when guardrails exist before the first deploy.

Budget alerts

Thresholds wired to real inboxes early.

Org policies

Risky resource types blocked org-wide.

Documented topology

New engineers onboard from diagrams, folklore.

FAQ

Common questions.

GCP or AWS for us?

Analytics-heavy and ML-curious teams gain real ground on GCP; general web hosting splits evenly. Requirements decide.

Is BigQuery expensive?

It prices per query scanned; modeled well, dashboards cost cents. Unbounded scans are the real danger, guarded against.

Can you lift-and-shift our VPS?

Possible but wasteful. Small re-platforming to managed services usually costs similar and pays back monthly.

Do you support hybrid setups?

Yes, partial migrations with VPN peering are common intermediate states.

How fast is a Cloud Run pilot?

Typically days: containerise, deploy, point DNS. The platform removes ceremony.

Who handles compliance paperwork?

We configure technical controls; formal audits coordinate with your compliance partners.