Architecture & Well-Architected Review
A structured audit of your existing AWS account against the five Well-Architected pillars, producing a prioritized list of security, cost, and reliability fixes ranked by effort and impact.
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For teams reviewing an AWS architecture, operating risks, access controls, or cloud spending before making changes.
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The work, in plain language
Quinoid helps engineering teams review, improve, and operate AWS infrastructure around defined business and reliability requirements. An engagement can start with architecture, cost, or operational risk, then scope access controls, deployment environments, monitoring, backup and recovery, or application hosting. Bring the current architecture, cloud bills, uptime needs, and the issue driving the review.
The work should distinguish implementation effort from ongoing AWS charges, and make client account ownership, access, support coverage, and operating responsibilities clear. Timing depends on system dependencies, permitted access, testing, and maintenance windows rather than a fixed audit package.
We ask the practical questions early, involve the people who use the product, and keep the work visible as it develops.
Explore the client’s challenge, our contribution, and the delivered solution.
Focused help, shaped around the part of the journey you are in.
A structured audit of your existing AWS account against the five Well-Architected pillars, producing a prioritized list of security, cost, and reliability fixes ranked by effort and impact.
Monthly review of Cost Explorer data, reserved instance and savings plan recommendations, and right-sizing of EC2 and RDS instances, with savings measured against an agreed billing baseline.
Converting manually clicked-together AWS environments into Terraform or CloudFormation modules, so infrastructure changes are reviewed, versioned, and reproducible across staging and production.
A named AWS engineer who joins your existing team's sprints and Slack, handling infrastructure tickets alongside your developers rather than working as a detached external vendor.
Small, visible steps keep decisions timely and surprises rare.
We review your AWS Organizations setup, billing data, and architecture diagrams (or reverse-engineer them if none exist) to map what's actually running.
Findings get sorted into security risks, cost waste, and reliability gaps, each tagged with estimated remediation effort so you can sequence the work.
We execute fixes in scoped two-week sprints — IAM policy tightening, autoscaling configuration, backup automation — with a demo at the end of each one.
Every change ships with updated architecture diagrams and a runbook, so your internal team can operate the environment without depending on us indefinitely.
Clients who want continuity move to a monthly retainer covering alerting, patching, and incident response rather than re-engaging us project by project.
A cloud setup aligned to product and business needs
Reduced infrastructure waste and operational risk
A clearer path from current systems to scalable AWS services
Most AWS consulting firms either oversell managed services you don't need or undersell the security gaps that will bite you later. Quinoid's India-based AWS engineers work inside your existing tools and give you architecture you actually own.
Cloud engineers who hand you Terraform code and documentation, not a black-box managed service you can't exit.
Time zone overlap means infrastructure incidents raised after your team logs off get worked on overnight, not the next afternoon.
Engagements start as small as a two-week audit — no annual contract required before we've proven the fit.
No. We work with teams at every stage — from a startup deploying its first EC2 instance to an enterprise running hundreds of accounts under AWS Organizations that needs governance cleanup.
Yes. We stage changes in a non-production AWS account or apply them during low-traffic windows, and every IAM or networking change goes through a peer review before it touches production.
You get architect-level expertise without a six-figure salary commitment or a multi-month hiring search — you scale our involvement up or down as your infrastructure needs change.
Cost optimization reviews examine reserved instances, savings plans, right-sizing, storage, data transfer, and orphaned resources. Any savings estimate is calculated from the client’s actual billing baseline and approved architecture changes.
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