A managed engagement keeps upgrades, patching, and incident response on a cadence your applications can rely on. Our engineers operate Kubernetes on AWS and Azure alongside your product teams, grounded in the same platform patterns we use in greenfield builds.
CI/CD and GitOps stay with your delivery teams; capacity, cluster hygiene, and change windows sit with ours inside jointly agreed guardrails.
Operations on EKS, AKS, and OpenShift: with runbooks, on-call, and an upgrade cadence that keeps the platform safe and current.
24/7 monitoring, alerting, and on-call. Capacity scaling and cluster maintenance handled inside agreed change windows: so production doesn't catch you on a Friday night.
Kubernetes versions, control-plane patches, node-pool images, and ingress controllers kept on a planned cadence: with pre-prod rehearsals and a documented rollback path.
GitOps with Argo CD or Flux, observability with Prometheus and Grafana, and incremental hardening: supply-chain controls, OPA/Gatekeeper, image scanning: as your platform matures.
CKA, CKAD, AWS, and Azure certified. The same people who design platforms also run them: no over-the-wall handoff.
Metrics, logs, and traces tied to alerts and runbooks: not dashboards no one reads.
ISO 9001, ISO 27001, NEN 4400-1. EU data residency, NIS2, DORA, and GDPR factored into the operating model.
The Factory is a Dutch cloud consultancy based in Rijswijk (Zuid-Holland). We work with organisations across the Randstad (Amsterdam, Utrecht, Rotterdam, Den Haag, Eindhoven), and with customers elsewhere in the European Union. Our architects and platform engineers operate in Dutch and English, with experience on AWS, Azure, and hybrid environments.
Mostly mid-size and enterprise organisations across the Netherlands: in financial services, public sector, healthcare, education, industry, and SaaS. Engagements range from a short cloud assessment to long-running managed cloud operations.
The Factory B.V.
Veraartlaan 12
2288 GM Rijswijk, The Netherlands
info@thefactory.nl
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