Why InfraNull exists
Small teams deserve deliberate infrastructure.
A startup should not have to choose between shipping its product and understanding its production risks. InfraNull starts with a practical assessment and a plan the team can own.
Make the operating work visible
Infrastructure gets harder when assumptions become invisible.
An old Kubernetes version, a backup nobody has restored, or a permissions boundary nobody has reviewed can stay out of sight until a deadline or incident. Our work makes those questions explicit, ties findings to evidence and helps teams choose what to address first.
Today that means EKS readiness reviews and upgrade help. Alongside those services, we are developing an early-access delivery platform for EKS in the customer’s AWS account.
How we approach the work
- Inspect before recommending a change.
- Distinguish tested outcomes from configuration.
- Keep access proportional to the task.
- Make the handover useful to your team.
A clear next step
Know what needs attention.
Then decide what to change.
A one-week, read-only EKS Production Readiness Review. $1,500. A prioritized plan your team can use.