Create Infrastructure That Doesn't Depend on One Person's Memory
We set up CI/CD, cut your cloud bill, and remove manual deploys. Your team writes code. We make sure it runs.
- 48-hour audit turnaround
- 48-hour audit turnaround
- Infrastructure as code, always
- Infrastructure as code, always
- Free AWS/GCP cost and security audit
- Free AWS/GCP cost and security audit
Key Challenges We Solve
TWS adapts to how exposed your infrastructure actually is, not just how big your company is.
Startups & Small Teams
You don't have a dedicated DevOps hire yet, so infrastructure runs on whoever set it up first.
One founder or engineer knows how production actually works.
Infrastructure as code documents the setup by definition, so knowledge doesn't live in one person's head.
Every deploy is a manual, nerve-wracking process.
Pipeline automation means a commit triggers testing and deployment.
Your cloud bill is a mystery every month.
A cost audit finds what you're actually paying for, in 48 hours, before you commit to fixing anything.
You don't have monitoring, so you find out about outages from users.
Alerts and monitoring get set up from day one.
You can't afford downtime, but you also can't afford a full-time DevOps hire.
Managed Services prices by the infrastructure you actually have.
Mid-Sized, Growing Products
Traffic is real now, and the setup that worked at launch is starting to show cracks.
Deploys break production more often than they used to.
CI/CD pipelines catch issues before release, replacing "deploy and hope" with tested, automated rollout.
Your cloud spend has grown, but nobody's optimized it.
FinOps finds where the budget is leaking, tariff by tariff.
Scaling for traffic spikes means manually provisioning servers.
Autoscaling handles demand automatically, so a sales spike doesn't require someone awake at 2 a.m.
Nobody has full visibility into system health until something breaks.
Regular health checks and alerting catch problems on a schedule.
You're not sure your setup could survive a security review.
Security audits are part of the cost audit, harder-to-schedule engagement.
Enterprises & Complex Projects
At this scale, infrastructure isn't one system, it's many, and inconsistency is the real risk.
Infrastructure knowledge is siloed across teams that don't talk to each other.
Infrastructure as code creates one source of truth, readable by any engineer with access, not tribal knowledge.
Cloud costs are large enough that a small leak is a large number.
FinOps at this scale means finding six-figure inefficiencies.
Migrations feel too risky to attempt.
Migration happens without stopping the product, staged and monitored.
Compliance requirements make manual configuration a liability.
Everything defined in code is auditable by definition, which matters when a regulator or a customer asks for proof.
You need infrastructure support that scales with you, not a fixed contract.
Managed Services pricing scales with the number of servers you need managed, matching support to actual infrastructure size.
What Changes the Day We Take Over Your Infrastructure
Three things that are different starting week one.
Infrastructure as code
Everything is defined in code, nothing is configured by hand on a server anyone might forget to document.
FinOps
We find where your cloud budget is leaking and fix the pricing tier.
Pipeline automation
A developer commits, the system tests and deploys it, without a manual step that can be skipped under deadline pressure.
Cost and Uptime, Fixed at the Same Time
Cloud engineering done right doesn't look like a lower bill or fewer outages. It looks like both, because they're usually caused by the same root problem.
dash, an automation platform TWS built with AWS infrastructure scanning and reporting at its core, is the same discipline we apply to client infrastructure: find what's actually running, what it costs, and what's exposed, before deciding what to fix.
- 35%Lower cloud spend
- 50%Faster infrastructure audits
- 60%Faster issue detection
How Cloud & DevOps Engineering Solves Real Problems
Four ways fixing infrastructure changes what your team can actually do.
Nobody's Betting Production on One Person
Infrastructure as code means the setup is defined in version-controlled files, not in one engineer's head or a wiki page nobody's updated in a year.
That's what makes it possible to onboard a new engineer, or survive one leaving, without production knowledge walking out the door.
The Bill Stops Being a Surprise
A structured cost audit looks at what's actually provisioned against what's actually used, which usually turns up idle capacity nobody remembers spinning up.
That's the difference between "the cloud bill is just high" and knowing exactly which resource is costing you money for nothing.
Deploys Stop Being an Event
A commit triggers automated testing and deployment, which means the same checks run every time, not just when someone remembers to run them.
That turns deploy day from a nerve-wracking event into a non-event, which is exactly what it should be.
Problems Get Caught Before Customers Notice
Regular system health checks and configured alerts mean issues surface on a dashboard before they surface as a support ticket.
That's the gap between reacting to downtime and preventing it.
What Our Clients Say
I've been very impressed with how collaborative the Team Work Spirit team has been over the past year. They've always engaged as an embedded part of our team, and never as a separate entity with extra barriers to communication.
Chuck GossDirector of Development at KizenOleksandr is a very knowledgeable developer. He has worked well with our team and is good at communicating and helping us solve problems. We look forward to working with him in the future.
Jacob NemetzFounder & CEOThe TWS team did an excellent job in consulting with us on DevOps strategies as well as driving strategy implementation to completion in a very timely manner. The team is very professional.
Jude NwokoCTO, Okada BooksI found Oleksii to be very knowledgeable and reliable. We always know what we would get with him and when we would get it. Oleksii was available to discuss decisions and present options to us.
Tal PerryFounder, LightTagOleksandr and his team helped with our work in a timely manner, provided excellent communication, adherence to deadlines, and went above and beyond the scope of the project.
Marcus ArkanFounder & CEOOleksandr has a great work ethic and very good communication skills. He took some very complex ideas and programmed them out for us with excellent quality. He is very responsible and responsive.
Joel TherienCEOI had the pleasure of working and learning with them. They were dependable and reliable to go above and beyond expectations when needed to get the required work complete.
Melissa CohoeProject ManagerOleksii really knows everything that is required to get the job done. Several times during the contract he was given short notice about problems that we were experiencing and with super speed in each case he responded.
Andrew BlakeFounder & CEO
How We Work
Four steps, whether the engagement is one audit or a full infrastructure rebuild.
Audit the current setup
We look at what's actually running, what it costs, and what's exposed, before recommending anything.
Design the target architecture
A plan for what the infrastructure should look like.
Migrate without stopping the product
Changes roll out staged and monitored.
Set up monitoring and alerts
So problems get caught on a schedule.
Our Tech Stack That Drives Results
- Node.js
- Express
- Nest.js
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