Built by engineers who've been on-call.
We help ambitious teams run production infrastructure they can rely on. No bodies-and-timesheets consultancy, no boilerplate playbooks. Just engineers solving real problems for real companies.
Our story
Cloudnovi started where most good infrastructure work starts: with a 3 a.m. page. Our founders were the engineers companies called when production caught fire, and the engineers who'd later rebuild the platform so it didn't catch fire again.
After years of doing this inside teams at big enterprises and small startups, the pattern was obvious. Most companies don't need more headcount. They need a small group of engineers who've seen this exact problem before, can fix it cleanly, and can leave the team better than they found it.
That's the company we built. We work with a small number of clients on purpose, from Toyota and Mazda to the Flemish Government, because depth beats reach. Every engagement starts with an audit and grows into infrastructure your team can keep running without us hovering.
We're boring on purpose. No SaaS to upsell, no juniors learning on your dime, no slide decks. Just the work.
Our values, written for ourselves first.
Boring is a feature
The best infrastructure doesn't get talked about. We optimize for the thing nobody notices: it just works.
Engineers, not salespeople
Every engagement is led by an engineer who's run something at scale. No account managers in between.
Show your work
You see every dashboard, every Terraform plan, every runbook. We don't keep operational knowledge hostage.
Cheaper if we can
If a smaller server, a managed service, or doing nothing is the right call, we'll tell you, even when it costs us hours.
Leave it better
Documentation, tests, automation. Clients should be able to operate confidently without us if they want to.
Earn it quarterly
No multi-year lock-ins. Engagements continue because they're working, and only because they're working.
Want to see how we'd approach your infrastructure?
Book a free DevOps audit and we'll show you, not tell you.