Discover
We audit what's running today: architecture, cost, failure points. You leave with a written map of what's fragile and what fixing it would take.
Labs
We design, build and operate the cloud underneath products people depend on daily, so the pager stays quiet and the bill makes sense.
Moving a monolith onto infrastructure that can be scaled, load-tested and rolled back without a war room.
Every environment defined in Terraform or equivalent, so "it worked on staging" stops being an excuse.
Build, test and deploy on every merge, with a rollback faster than the deploy that broke it.
Logs, metrics and alerts wired to the people who can act on them, not a dashboard nobody opens.
A line-by-line review of a cloud bill to find the 40% nobody on the team can explain, then cut it.
Docker images and Kubernetes clusters sized for the traffic you actually get, not the traffic you hope for.
We audit what's running today: architecture, cost, failure points. You leave with a written map of what's fragile and what fixing it would take.
Infrastructure goes in as code, environment by environment, with staging mirroring production before anything real touches it.
Cutover happens on a schedule you choose, with a rollback plan tested in advance, not improvised after something breaks.
AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, Postgres, Node and Go for services, CI/CD built around GitHub Actions or GitLab CI. What we reach for, not a badge wall — the actual choice depends on what's already running.
"Smart HR, the HRMS we built for Infenet, processes 40,000-plus payslips every month on infrastructure we designed and still operate."
infenet.netInfrastructure work is usually scoped as a Sprint (an audit, a defined fix) or folded into a Build. See how engagements are typically priced.
The other room. Commercials, brand films and campaign stills, from Lahore and Paris.