Pain 01
πΈ Your cloud bill grows faster than your revenue
You keep adding services, but no one owns cost boundaries and efficiency targets.
Every monthly invoice feels like a surprise your team cannot explain.
Escape fragile deployments and runaway cloud bills. I build the exact same resilient systems used by global aviation and travel platforms for mid-market engineering teams.
Free audit in 48 hours. No obligation. No sales deck.
Most teams do not have a cloud problem. They have a systems problem.
You add tools, but delivery still slows down. You add dashboards, but incidents keep waking people up.
The real issue is missing operational design: ownership, release standards, rollback paths, and cost guardrails.
Pain 01
You keep adding services, but no one owns cost boundaries and efficiency targets.
Every monthly invoice feels like a surprise your team cannot explain.
Pain 02
Release windows become high-stress rituals with rollback panic.
Your team ships slower because everyone is afraid of the next deploy.
Pain 03
Knowledge is tribal, runbooks are outdated, alerts never stop.
You cannot scale because your operations model is fragile by design.
If this sounds familiar, here is what changes.
Stop buying scattered consulting hours. Start buying a predictable, enterprise-grade system. Delivered in 90 days. Backed by the CloudWarrior Confidence Guarantee.
We map your current stack, pain points, and goals.
Your focus: Show up to a Zoom call. That's it.
Deep dive into your cloud setup, costs, deploy process, and security posture.
Your focus: Grant temporary read-only access. I handle the rest.
Prioritized action plan with quick wins and long-term improvements.
Your focus: Review the roadmap. Pick what to tackle first.
We build alongside your team β IaC, pipelines, monitoring, cost controls.
Your focus: Code reviews and async questions in Slack.
Full documentation, training, and 3 months of office hours.
Your focus: Your team owns it. I'm a Slack message away.
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These are the outcomes teams care about: less risk, faster delivery, and clearer cloud economics.
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High-availability booking systems under global load.
Content delivery at scale for peak viewership events.
Resilient transaction handling during peak traffic spikes.
“Patryk rebuilt our delivery pipeline in two weeks. Releases stopped being scary and started being routine.”
“We finally got visibility into what was costing us money and what was creating risk.”
“The biggest win was not a tool. It was finally having a system for shipping safely every week.”
Action plan with priorities, timelines, and expected business impact.
Clear diagnosis of reliability, cost, security, and release bottlenecks.
Production-ready Terraform modules aligned to your stack.
Release workflow templates with rollback and quality gates.
Visibility into spend by team, project, and service behavior.
Incident response and on-call playbooks your team can maintain.
I have been the engineer on 3am incident duty, trying to patch systems that were never designed to scale.
After shipping infrastructure work for major media, travel, and aviation environments, I saw the same pattern: teams bought tools, but never built systems.
CloudWarrior exists to fix that pattern for startups and scale-ups that need reliable execution, not enterprise theater.
Tools change weekly. Systems earn money for years.
Every engagement is scoped individually based on your infrastructure complexity and goals. Request a free audit to get a clear estimate tied to your actual constraints β no surprises.
Audit outputs are delivered in 48 hours. Most core improvements ship in 2-6 weeks depending on system complexity and team availability.
The approach is stack-agnostic. The roadmap is built around your existing stack first, then optimized where necessary.
Yes. You can choose project handoff only, monthly advisory support, or a retained implementation model.
Every roadmap includes rollback strategy, release guardrails, and staged rollout plans before production changes begin.