Cloud infrastructure on AWS that scales when you need it, costs what it should, and never surprises you on the bill.
We architect, build, and run your AWS environment so it holds up under real load without wasting money at idle. One engineering team owns the architecture, the deploy pipeline, and the cost, so nothing falls between vendors.
AWS Development is our Amazon Web Services practice: designing, building, and operating cloud infrastructure that fits the workload you actually run. We start with your access patterns, traffic, and budget, then right-size from day one instead of overbuilding and paying for headroom you never use. Serverless where the load is spiky, containers where it needs to stay portable and predictable, and the database engine that matches how your data is read and written rather than a default nobody questioned.
The Rule27 difference is that the same team owns the whole path. Your architecture, your CI/CD pipeline, your Infrastructure as Code, and your cost controls are not handed between a strategy vendor, a build vendor, and an ops vendor who each blame the other when something breaks. Four studios under one roof means the engineers who design the environment are the ones who ship it and the ones who answer the pager. Every resource is defined in CloudFormation or Terraform, version controlled, and repeatable, so there are no click-ops environments nobody can rebuild. Cost tagging, budgets, and alerts go in on the first day, not after the first alarming invoice.
This is for teams who need cloud infrastructure they can trust in production: a growing product that has outgrown a single server, a business moving off on-premise or another cloud, or an application that needs to scale for traffic spikes without a rewrite. Where an AWS environment supports a site or product we also build, the infrastructure and the application ship as one engagement instead of two contracts that have to be reconciled later.
Built to deliver.
Cloud architecture design right-sized to your workload from day one, not overbuilt for headroom you never use
Serverless applications on AWS Lambda and API Gateway for spiky workloads that scale to zero when idle
Container orchestration with ECS or EKS for applications that need portable, consistent deployment environments
Database architecture across RDS, DynamoDB, and Aurora, matched to your access patterns and scale
CI/CD pipelines with AWS CodePipeline or GitHub Actions for automated testing and zero-downtime deploys
Infrastructure as Code in CloudFormation or Terraform: every resource version-controlled, repeatable, and auditable
Cost governance with tagging, budgets, alerts, and right-sizing so your AWS bill stays predictable
See how AWS Development would work for your business.
Book a consultationThe engagement.
Assessment
We evaluate your current setup, workload, traffic patterns, and budget to define what the environment actually needs to do. Migration engagements include a full inventory of what exists today.
Architecture
We design the AWS solution: compute model, data layer, networking, and security, right-sized to the assessment. You see the plan and the cost projection before anything is built.
Implementation
We build the infrastructure as code in CloudFormation or Terraform, wire up the CI/CD pipeline, and put monitoring and cost controls in place from the start.
Launch and handoff
We test, cut over with rollback procedures ready, and either hand you fully documented infrastructure to self-manage or continue on a managed services retainer.
Priced like a product.
Not sure which tier fits? We will scope it with you.
Start with AWS DevelopmentAsked often.
Do your engineers hold current AWS certifications?
Yes. Our AWS practitioners hold current certifications relevant to the services we implement. AWS changes constantly, so we keep them current, because stale certifications mean stale practice. Certifications are part of the 56+ certifications across 9 platforms our team holds.
Can you migrate our existing infrastructure to AWS?
Yes. A migration starts with a full assessment of your current setup, then a migration plan with rollback procedures, then testing before we cut over production traffic. Whether you are moving off on-premise servers or another cloud, we plan the path so the switch is controlled, not a leap of faith.
How do you keep AWS costs under control?
Cost governance is built into every engagement, not bolted on after the fact. We right-size the architecture up front, then tag resources, set budgets, and wire alerts from day one so spend stays visible and predictable. The point of designing for your real workload is that you stop paying for capacity you do not use.
Do you use Infrastructure as Code?
Always. All infrastructure is defined in CloudFormation or Terraform, version controlled, repeatable, and documented. No click-ops environments that only one person understands and nobody can rebuild. If it exists in your account, it exists in code.
What happens if something breaks in production?
Monitoring and alerting are part of the build, so problems surface fast. Incidents come with a post-mortem: root cause analysis and documented preventive measures, so the same failure does not happen twice.
Can you manage our AWS environment after launch, or do we run it ourselves?
Either. A managed services retainer covers monitoring, incident response, cost optimization, and security updates if you want us to keep operating it. If you would rather run it in-house, we hand off thoroughly documented Infrastructure as Code so your team can own it without us in the loop.