Cloud infrastructure, containerization & secure delivery

Systems rarely fail at the parts.
They fail at the seams.

Anansi Cloud Systems builds, secures, and operates the cloud platforms that mission-critical workloads run on. Landing zones, declared infrastructure, containers, and the delivery pipelines that ship into them.

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Cloud & Landing Zones

Cloud adoption and migration into AWS, including hybrid and multi-account architectures. Organisation structure, network segmentation, identity, and the landing zone every later workload inherits.

Infrastructure as Code

Environments declared, not clicked. Terraform modules with remote state and locking, Ansible configuration, and a provisioning path teams can run themselves without filing a ticket.

Containers & Orchestration

Workloads containerized and run properly. Image hygiene, registry and supply chain strategy, Kubernetes and ECS platform engineering, and the scaling and resource design underneath.

Secure Delivery

Pipelines that gate on policy rather than on a review at the end. Secrets management, image and dependency scanning, signed artefacts, and audit evidence produced continuously.

Who we are

The platform layer, owned end to end

Anansi Cloud Systems is a cloud infrastructure and containerization firm run by working engineers. We work one layer and we work it properly: the cloud foundation workloads deploy into, the container platform they run on, and the secure pipelines that ship them there.

We handle the parts most engagements treat as someone else's problem. The landing zone nobody documented. The cluster that works until it is under load. The automation that makes an environment survivable after the engineers who built it move on. Where a program needs specialist work above the platform, we say so and bring in a partner rather than stretching.

How we work

The way we run our own infrastructure

It is the clearest signal of how we will run yours. Four of the six commitments we hold ourselves to, and you should hold us to them.

Declared, reviewed, reversible

Fit to the problem

The right architecture depends on the workload, the operating team, and the cost profile, not on which technology we know best. Not everything needs Kubernetes, and we will tell you when the boring answer is the correct one.

Declared, not clicked

Environments are defined in code and reviewed before they are applied. Every change has a plan you can read, a history you can audit, and a path back.

Security in the pipeline

Security gates live in the delivery path, not in a review at the end. If a build cannot meet the bar, it does not ship, and the evidence is generated automatically.

Documented as we go

Decisions, tradeoffs, and the reasoning behind them, written down while they are fresh. A runbook nobody wrote is a risk nobody priced.

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Systems rarely fail at the parts.They fail at the seams.