AWS modernization
Improve AWS environments that have become expensive, fragile, manual, or difficult to operate after growth or lift-and-shift migration.
Services
Cloud and platform services built around ownership and operability.
CCS helps businesses modernize cloud platforms, control cost, improve delivery, strengthen infrastructure security, and set up practical technology foundations.
Primary services
High-value cloud, platform, cost, and security work.
These services are the core CCS offer. They focus on outcomes, operating models, and implementation paths rather than tool lists.
Kubernetes and platform engineering
Design, improve, and operate Kubernetes and EKS platforms with reliable deployment workflows, GitOps, observability, and practical team ownership.
Cloud cost optimization
Find recurring cloud waste, improve cost visibility, and turn AWS cost analysis into practical remediation without promising unrealistic savings.
DevSecOps and infrastructure security
Review IAM, secrets, pipelines, account hardening, offboarding paths, and infrastructure controls that protect cloud delivery.
Supporting services
Practical business technology foundations.
These services support businesses that need controlled setup or managed operational technology alongside the core platform work.
Startup technology foundation
Set up the technical foundation a new business needs: domains, DNS, cloud accounts, email, repositories, monitoring, cost controls, and handover.
Managed business technology
Support practical business technology such as domains, DNS, email administration, VoIP, monitoring, managed infrastructure, networking, and Wi-Fi.
Engagement model
Start with scope, then deliver against agreed outcomes.
Engagements may be fixed-fee scoped projects, outcome-based work, paid advisory, or managed support where the boundaries are explicit.
CCS may coordinate trusted specialists when a project needs additional expertise, while keeping architecture, review, quality, and client communication accountable through CCS.
Discovery
Use the introductory call to confirm fit, urgency, constraints, and the likely service path.
Scope
Define outcomes, deliverables, access, responsibilities, and acceptance checks before work starts.
Delivery
Complete the agreed assessment, implementation, roadmap, or advisory work with direct communication.
Validation and handover
Confirm the operational result, document ownership, and agree whether support continues.
Client ownership
Production assets normally remain client-owned.
CCS works through delegated access where practical. This reduces lock-in, keeps vendor costs attributable to the client, and makes offboarding more straightforward.
- Cloud accounts
- Domains and DNS
- Email and telephony
- Analytics
- Source repositories
- Databases
- Production systems
Selection guide
If the problem is unclear, start from the operating symptom.
The first conversation can help narrow the service path. This guide keeps the options practical without turning selection into a complicated questionnaire.
High AWS spend or uncontrolled growth
Cloud cost optimization
Lift-and-shift environment that needs modernization
AWS modernization
Kubernetes adoption or platform reliability
Kubernetes and platform engineering
Access, secrets, IAM, or pipeline risk
DevSecOps and infrastructure security
New business needing a technical foundation
Startup technology foundation
Business needing integrated operational technology
Managed business technology
Commercial notes
Simple boundaries before detailed scoping.
The service catalogue is designed to help choose the right conversation, not replace discovery and scope definition.
How are projects priced?
Defined projects are priced around agreed deliverables and outcomes. Advisory work outside a scoped engagement is currently billed from R750 per hour.
Does every engagement require Kubernetes?
No. Kubernetes is used when it fits the workload, team, and operating model; AWS modernization can also mean simpler managed services or better infrastructure ownership.
Can CCS work with an existing internal team?
Yes. CCS can work independently or alongside internal teams, with responsibilities and approval paths agreed before delivery.
What happens during the free discovery call?
The 15-minute call is for fit, requirements, urgency, and next steps. It is not a substitute for paid advisory or architecture work.
Next step
Unsure which service fits?
Start with a focused 15-minute conversation about the requirement, current constraints, urgency, and the next practical step.