Configuration drift
Environments slowly stop matching because changes happen manually and inconsistently.
As AWS environments grow, console changes and undocumented decisions create risk, slow delivery, and make recovery harder.
Environments slowly stop matching because changes happen manually and inconsistently.
Critical knowledge lives in the AWS console—or with the one person who built it.
Without reviewable code, infrastructure changes are harder to test, approve, and reproduce.
Rebuilding after an outage or disaster becomes a manual, error-prone process.
TwoRidge helps businesses improve existing AWS infrastructure through focused architecture, automation, security, and resilience engagements.
Assess and improve existing AWS environments so they are easier to understand, operate, scale, and support.
Convert manually managed AWS resources into structured, version-controlled Terraform with repeatable delivery workflows.
Strengthen IAM, networking, encryption, logging, backup, and recovery capabilities across your AWS environment.
Start with a practical review of your current AWS environment before committing to a large implementation project. The assessment identifies the highest-risk gaps and gives your team a prioritized modernization roadmap.
Review the AWS environment, business priorities, security posture, recovery requirements, dependencies, and current pain points.
Assess architecture, Terraform readiness, security, backup coverage, and recovery priorities before implementation.
Implement approved improvements with controlled changes, validation, and rollback planning.
Deliver repositories, diagrams, runbooks, and training so your team owns the environment and recovery process.
The goal is not simply to generate Terraform files. It is to leave you with a maintainable, secure, and recoverable operating model for your AWS environment.
Recreate and change environments consistently from version-controlled code.
Improve IAM, networking, encryption, logging, and infrastructure change review.
Move critical knowledge out of the console and into documented code and runbooks.
Define backup, recovery, and infrastructure rebuild procedures before an incident occurs.
TwoRidge Technologies is a focused AWS consultancy helping small and midsize organizations modernize, automate, secure, and strengthen the resilience of their cloud infrastructure.
Founder & Principal Cloud Consultant
Gary is an AWS-certified cloud and platform engineer with experience designing, migrating, automating, and securing production infrastructure. His work has included AWS architecture, Terraform adoption, CI/CD, container platforms, database modernization, security remediation, and disaster-recovery planning.
Clients work directly with Gary from discovery through delivery—without layers of account managers or a handoff to a junior resource.
Discuss your AWS environment →Yes. The work is designed around importing and documenting live resources carefully, with validation before any changes are applied.
Most Terraform adoption work can be completed without downtime. Any resource that could require replacement is identified and discussed before execution.
Yes. The repository, modules, documentation, diagrams, and runbooks belong to your organization.
Yes. TwoRidge can assess backup coverage, define recovery objectives, design AWS recovery patterns, create runbooks, and test infrastructure rebuild procedures.
TwoRidge focuses on AWS cloud security: IAM, networking, encryption, secrets, logging, infrastructure controls, and resilience. It does not provide general endpoint security, SOC monitoring, or desktop security services.
Yes. Engagements can be completed independently or in collaboration with your internal IT, development, security, or managed-service partners.
TwoRidge is best suited for small and midsize organizations using AWS that need modernization, infrastructure-as-code, security, or disaster-recovery expertise without hiring a full-time cloud platform team.
Tell us what you are running today and where the biggest risks or pain points are. We will determine whether modernization, Terraform, security, or disaster-recovery work makes sense.