Managed cloud infrastructure and DevOps

At 150 Por Ciento we take the cloud off your hands so your team can focus on the product. We migrate, automate and manage your AWS and Google Cloud infrastructure: a smaller bill at month end, fewer 3am outages, and deployments that stop being scary.

With monitoring and backups, in your language and your time zone.

Technologies we use

AWS
Google Cloud
Docker
Kubernetes
Terraform
GitHub Actions
Cloudflare
Nginx
Grafana
Prometheus
Linux
Azure

−35%
infrastructure costs

Starting from USD 2,000

Typical timeline 2-4 weeks (audit and plan) · monthly retainer for management

In short

Consulting, migration and management of cloud infrastructure: AWS and Google Cloud architecture, automation with infrastructure as code, CI/CD, monitoring, high availability and cost optimization.

What we solve with cloud infrastructure

Infrastructure only gets noticed when it hurts. The usual pains:

An AWS bill that climbs every month and nobody can explain
Servers only understood by the person who set them up — who left
Deploying to production is a risk event scheduled for the small hours
No monitoring: you find out about the outage when a customer calls
Backups nobody has ever tried to restore
On-premise servers past their limit and a cloud migration that feels terrifying

Infrastructure should be boring. If it’s exciting, something is wrong.

Why your cloud bill keeps growing (and what to do)

It’s almost always the same four causes, and all of them are fixable:

Oversizing: instances picked “just in case” running at 10% utilization
Orphaned resources: disks, IPs and snapshots from projects that died years ago, still billing
No elasticity: paying the same at 3am on a Sunday as at peak
List price: not using reservations or savings plans on load you know is steady

An audit usually pays for itself with the first quarter’s savings. That’s where we start — not by selling you a migration.

What kind of solutions we deliver

Infrastructure and cloud cost audits
Migration to AWS or Google Cloud with no service interruption
Infrastructure as code with Terraform: reproducible and documented
Containers and orchestration with Docker and Kubernetes
CI/CD: automated deployments with instant rollback
Monitoring, alerting and backups with tested restores
High availability and disaster recovery plans
Ongoing management on a retainer basis

If the infrastructure needs hardening, the same team covers it from cybersecurity and audits.

How we do it

1. Audit

A real inventory of what exists and what each piece costs
Detection of orphaned and oversized resources
Report with estimated savings and prioritized risks

2. Plan and architecture

Target state designed around cost and availability
Staged migration plan with no service outage
Definition of backups, monitoring and alert thresholds

3. Implementation

Infrastructure as code: nothing configured by hand
Deployment automation with tested rollback
Phased migration with a way back at every stage

4. Operations

Continuous monitoring and incident response
Monthly cost and capacity review
Documentation and knowledge transfer to your team

Frequently asked questions

How much does cloud infrastructure management cost?

An infrastructure and cost audit starts at 2,000 USD and usually identifies savings that pay for it within the first quarter. Ongoing management runs on a monthly retainer based on the size of the environment and the response level you need.

How do I reduce my AWS bill?

Start by measuring. In most environments we audit, the spend concentrates in oversized instances, orphaned resources nobody turned off, and no reservations on steady load. Fixing those three usually brings the bill down significantly without touching performance.

Can you migrate us to the cloud without stopping operations?

Yes. We migrate in phases, with the new environment running in parallel and a way back at every stage. The final cutover happens in an agreed window and usually takes minutes.

AWS or Google Cloud?

It depends on your workload and your team. AWS has the broadest catalog and the most people who know how to run it; Google Cloud often wins on data and analytics and has a gentler curve. We decide from your usage profile, not from preference.

What if we already have an IT team?

We work with them, not against them. Many clients hire us for the audit and initial automation, then their team operates using the documentation we leave. Others prefer we stay on call. Both work.