Cloud Kickstarter, platform variant.
Landing zone plus internal developer platform, in one engagement. Backstage or equivalent, golden path, three teams onboarded. Outcome: developers self-serve, platform sleeps.
See the solution→Golden paths, GitOps, self-service environments. We build the internal developer platform that lets your application teams ship without a ticket, and lets your platform team sleep without a pager.
What an Altitudes internal platform includes.
The golden path in practice: from a developer's first request to a running service in minutes — no tickets, no manual approvals.
Defaults that work for 90 percent of services. Escape hatches that don't punish the rare exception.
Application config, infra, policies, secrets references. The repo is the source of truth, not the cluster.
New service in minutes, not days. Templated, governed, observable from t=0.
EKS, AKS, Cloud Run, ECS. Pick the right tool per workload, share the platform substrate.
OPA, Kyverno, Azure Policy. Compliance baked in, not bolted on, AI workloads included.
Service inventory, golden-path adoption, lead time, change failure rate. We measure ourselves.
We map your current developer-experience friction in three questions.
⏱ 45 minAligned with your existing landing zone, your runtime choices, your team topology.
⏱ 2 wksTwo engineers, three teams onboarded in parallel. Golden path proven on real services.
⏱ 6–10 wksDocumented, instrumented, with a backlog and a quarterly review you can run yourself.
⏱ 1 wkLanding zone plus internal developer platform, in one engagement. Backstage or equivalent, golden path, three teams onboarded. Outcome: developers self-serve, platform sleeps.
See the solution→Often, but not always. We pick the right runtime per workload: managed serverless for small services, Kubernetes for shared infrastructure, managed databases for data. Same platform substrate underneath.
We default to Backstage when the team will own the portal long-term. For smaller teams, a simpler catalogue (Roadie, or a custom Astro-based portal) is more honest.
The same way as any workload: a templated path with the right guardrails, observability and cost attribution. AI services are first-class on the platform, not a separate stack.
Yes. We frequently do. The Excellence & Benchmarking service is often the entry point: assess what's there, decide what stays.
One call, one written summary, either way.