Environment and delivery
Repeatable infrastructure, CI/CD, secrets, artifact promotion and controlled changes across development and production.

CLOUD & DEVOPS
Production environments, CI/CD, observability, data, recovery, security and cost control.
WHAT WE BUILD
We design production environments for games, immersive platforms and AI systems across networking, compute, data, delivery, security and observability. Complexity is introduced only when workload and ownership make it worthwhile.
Repeatable infrastructure, CI/CD, secrets, artifact promotion and controlled changes across development and production.
Services, containers, workers, queues, databases, caches and storage selected around workload and consistency needs.
Metrics, logs, traces, alerts, backups, restore tests and runbooks connected to player or user impact.
Least-privilege access, network boundaries, dependency maintenance, usage attribution and capacity planning.
HOW WE WORK
Infrastructure diagrams are not enough. We identify who deploys, who responds, what must recover and what the product can afford, then automate the smallest platform that satisfies those responsibilities.
Document traffic, state, regions, dependencies, data sensitivity, recovery targets, team skills and budget.
Choose environment boundaries, delivery flow, compute and data services with explicit failure assumptions.
Implement infrastructure, CI/CD, dashboards, alerts and access controls together.
Run deployment, rollback, restore and failure exercises and leave usable operational documentation.
DELIVERABLES
The implementation remains visible and maintainable whether we hand it over or continue operating it.
TEAM EVIDENCE
Projects include original Backend Alchemist productions and work delivered by current team members in previous studio, leadership and contract roles. Each project page states the team's contribution.
FAQ
We choose around existing commitments, region and service needs, team ownership and operating cost rather than forcing a default provider.
Containers can improve packaging consistency; orchestration is justified only when scheduling, scale and operating needs outweigh its complexity.
Yes. We audit deployment, reliability, visibility, security and cost, then prioritize changes that reduce measurable risk.
NEXT STEP
A technical lead will review the current state and recommend the smallest useful next step.
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