Teem

Growth in usage without the same growth in effort

Automation, blueprints and consistent standards across accounts and teams. One view of the estate, so cost, security and reliability are not owned by three people who never speak.

Teem Ops

Cloud operations covers how an AWS estate is provisioned, monitored and governed once it spans multiple accounts and teams. Teem Ops provides automation tooling, engineering blueprints and consistent standards, so that growth in usage does not translate directly into growth in operational effort.

Your AWS estate has grown across accounts and teams, and nobody can answer basic questions about it quickly.

Managing one AWS account is straightforward. Managing twenty, across teams that each made reasonable local decisions, is where most organisations lose control of cost and posture at the same time. Cloud operations work makes provisioning repeatable, standards consistent, and the whole estate visible in one place—so the answer to "how exposed are we?" does not require a week of investigation.

The problems we hear

  • Each team provisions differently, so nothing is consistent across accounts
  • Cost allocation and tagging break down across the estate
  • Monitoring exists per account, with no consolidated view
  • Operational load grows in step with usage, and headcount does not

What good looks like

  • Environments provisioned from blueprints rather than by hand
  • One view of cost, security and reliability across every account
  • Standards that hold because they are automated, not documented
  • Operational effort that grows more slowly than the estate

First 30 days

A review of how accounts are currently provisioned and governed, agreement on the standards worth enforcing, and the first blueprint in use by a real team.

How we deliver

01

Multi-Account Governance

Account structure, guardrails and standards that hold as the estate grows, rather than eroding as each team makes its own reasonable choices.

  • Account structure aligned to ownership and blast radius
  • Guardrails enforced automatically rather than by policy document
  • Tagging that survives contact with multiple teams
02

Automation and Blueprints

Reusable infrastructure patterns for common cases, so a new environment is provisioned in a known-good shape rather than assembled from memory.

  • Infrastructure as code your engineers review and own
  • Blueprints for the workloads you actually run
  • Consistency across environments and teams
03

Monitoring and Observability

One consolidated view of cost, security and reliability, so questions about the estate can be answered in minutes rather than days.

  • Consolidated posture across every account
  • Alerting that reaches the team that owns the workload
  • Trends visible over time, not just current state
04

On-Demand Engineering

Senior cloud engineering capacity available when the work exceeds the team, without a permanent hire or an open-ended retainer.

  • Access to engineers who know the estate already
  • Support scoped to the work, not an indefinite contract
  • Knowledge transferred to your team as the work happens

Common questions

How many AWS accounts should we have?
Enough to give clear blast-radius and cost boundaries, and no more than you can govern consistently. Separation by environment and by workload ownership is usually the useful axis. The number matters less than whether every account is provisioned the same way and visible in one place.
Is this a managed service where you run our environment?
No. We build the tooling and standards, then your team operates them. Where you want on-demand engineering support afterwards, that is available, but the intent is that your capability grows rather than your dependency.
Does this work across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud?
The tooling differs by platform, because each has its own identity model, tagging behaviour and audit log format. The governance approach is the same, and we apply consistent severity and reporting language across all three so posture can actually be compared.

Let's define what "done" looks like for Cloud Operations

30 minutes. Speak directly to our founder about what your current challenges are.

Discovery calls are free of sales pressure—we'll tell you honestly if we're not the right fit.