Software & Engineering
Custom software, DevOps, and senior engineering team augmentation — built with the cloud expertise to run what we ship.
Most software gets handed off broken to whoever ends up running it. We build differently. FoggyOps's software and engineering work runs through the same team that designs AWS environments — so what we build is built to run, not just to demo. Whether it's a new app, a delivery pipeline, or senior engineers added to your team for the build, we ship things that hold up under production.
What We Build and How We Deliver.
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Custom Software Development
Net-new applications, legacy rebuilds, and the modernization work in between. Cloud-native by default, built to run on AWS and operated by people who do.
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Application Architecture & Integration
API strategy, system integration, microservices, event-driven design — whatever the workload actually needs, picked for the business case, not the résumé.
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DevOps & Platform Engineering
CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure-as-code, observability, workflow automation. The delivery pipeline that turns your team's work into shipping software.
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Team Augmentation
Senior dev or devops engineers embedded with your team for a project or for ongoing capacity. You run the program; we add depth where it's needed. (For cloud-team augmentation specifically, see AWS Solutions.)
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Legacy Modernization
Evaluating what to rebuild, what to refactor, and what to leave alone. Then doing the work — without the rip-and-replace theater that breaks businesses.
Why combine software and DevOps in one practice?
Because the line between "the app" and "the pipeline that runs it" is artificial. Software that ships reliably needs both, and our team handles both — so the people writing the code talk to the people shipping it, because they’re the same people.
Who is this for?
Companies building or modernizing custom applications; teams augmenting in-house dev capacity for a project; organizations setting up — or scaling up — a real DevOps practice; businesses replacing legacy systems that are holding the rest of the company back.
How does the AWS-specialty side show up here?
Everything we build runs on AWS by default — and the same firm that builds it can run it (via Managed AWS) or architect the next phase (via Fractional AWS Architect). Software isn't a thing we hand off and forget. It's the start of a longer relationship.
