GreenSystem Networks builds and runs cloud infrastructure for Alabama businesses. Every migration has a tested rollback, and every platform is handed over in your own repositories.
Migration plans describe how to get there. Almost none of them describe what happens at 2am when the cutover fails and the old environment has already been decommissioned.
Moving workloads to AWS or Azure in reversible stages, each with a tested rollback agreed before cutover.
Terraform modules and pipelines your team can run without us. Everything lands in your repositories.
Cluster design, ingress, autoscaling, and the guardrails that stop a platform becoming a second job.
Metrics, traces, and alerts that fire on symptoms rather than causes, with runbooks attached to each one.
Rightsizing, commitment planning, and deleting what nobody has owned since 2021. Average 29% reduction.
Three weeks in your accounts, your bill, and your architecture. Written findings you keep either way.
Every cutover has a written, costed, tested rollback agreed before we begin. We have executed it four times across 210 migrations. Those four are exactly why it exists.
Nothing is decommissioned until the new environment has run a full business cycle. It costs the client a few weeks of duplicate spend and it means a bad night is an inconvenience rather than an incident.
Terraform, pipelines, and runbooks are transferred at the end of every engagement. Not exported on request — committed to your repositories, under your cloud accounts, with your team trained on them.
Several clients now run entirely without us, which costs us retainer revenue and is the correct outcome. Infrastructure consultancies that make themselves hard to leave are solving the wrong problem.
We also read the bill before the architecture. An invoice describes what is actually running; a diagram describes what someone intended.
Three weeks in your accounts, bill, and architecture. Findings written down.
Cleanup first. Most clients see 29% off before anything is migrated.
Staged cutovers, each with a tested rollback and no early decommissioning.
Terraform, runbooks, and pipelines in your repos. Training included.
Healthcare groups, logistics operators, manufacturers, and SaaS companies across Montgomery, Birmingham, and Huntsville.
Typically 20 to 400 employees with a small internal team who know the systems well and have never had a quiet quarter to fix them properly.
Montgomery based. Sixteen years in infrastructure, seven of them in-house at a logistics operator.
Thirteen years in platform engineering. Owns everything we hand over.
Twelve years in SRE. Writes the runbooks attached to every alert.
Eleven years in commitment planning and rightsizing.
The second cutover failed at 2am on a dependency nobody had documented. We were back on the old stack in fourteen minutes because it was still running.
They cut 34% off our bill before touching the architecture. Most of it was resources nobody had owned in three years.
Everything is in our GitHub. We have not called them in eleven months, and Brianna seemed genuinely pleased about that.
Three weeks, fixed fee, written findings. Most of them pay for themselves.