What Enhalon helps with

We design and improve cloud platforms on AWS and GCP. Most engagements start with a landing zone (multi-account setup, security baseline, networking, identity) and move into onboarding workload teams onto it.

For workloads that can't sit on public cloud, or that need to span colo and cloud, we design and operate private infrastructure: datacenter layout, dedicated hardware, networking, and the cross-provider links that hold the setup together.

We set up and operate Kubernetes clusters, design multi-tenant cluster topologies, and clean up existing clusters that have drifted over time.

Most internal platforms need software that doesn't exist off the shelf. We build it: Terraform providers, HashiCorp Vault plugins, change-management and compliance frameworks, and internal developer tools.

We wire up Grafana, Prometheus, Pyroscope, and OpenTelemetry across production services, test runs, and staging environments so engineers can see what's actually happening when something goes wrong.

We build CI/CD pipelines and the automation around them. A common engagement is migrating from a legacy system like Jenkins onto GitHub Actions or GitLab CI.

When the right tool doesn't exist yet, we build it. Most of our work is in Go, Node.js, and TypeScript, on the kinds of systems that sit close to the platform: event processors, change-management tooling, internal APIs, and small services that tie larger systems together.

We take monoliths apart into microservices and run cross-platform migrations: ECS to Kubernetes, datacenter to cloud, provider to provider. The mechanics matter, but the harder part is doing it without breaking the team's work in the meantime.

We work alongside the team that will own the practice once we leave. The goal is to make them able to do the work themselves, not to make them dependent on us.

We give talks and run workshops on platform and software engineering, both for internal teams during an engagement and at meetups and conferences.