New Orleans · Cloud and platform engineering
Cloud platforms for New Orleans companies that plan for hurricane season.
HarborBasin Networks designs and runs cloud infrastructure and internal developer platforms for New Orleans companies, with recovery across regions written into every design.
Plan for the storm
before the forecast.
Services
What we build and run.
Cloud Infrastructure
AWS and Azure built as code.
Repeatable environments. →02Platform Engineering
Internal platforms that ship code safely.
Faster releases. →03Disaster Recovery
Failover across regions, rehearsed yearly.
Ready for storm season. →04Cloud Migration
Moves from server rooms to cloud.
Fewer machines to babysit. →05Cost Management
Spend reviewed and right sized monthly.
Bills that make sense. →06Managed Operations
Monitoring, patching and on call.
Someone always watching. →How it works
Three steps to a rehearsed failover.
Step 01
Map
We list every service, where it runs and what it depends on.
Step 02
Build
We write the infrastructure as code across two regions.
Step 03
Rehearse
We fail over on purpose every spring and write up what happened.
Client feedback
What clients say
“We rehearsed a full region failover in May and it worked.”
“Developers stopped waiting days for new environments.”
“Ryan asked where our servers sit relative to sea level on the first call.”
Representative client feedback. Client names are left out.
Questions
What people ask before they call.
Do we need to move everything to the cloud?
No. We start with the systems that would hurt most to lose and leave the rest until there is a reason.
Which clouds do you work with?
AWS and Azure. We pick based on what your team already knows.
How long does a resilience review take?
About two weeks, including interviews with the people who run your systems.
Do you replace our IT team?
No. We build alongside them and hand over runbooks they can follow.
What happens during a rehearsal?
We switch a service to the second region during a planned window and time how long it takes.
How is pricing set?
A fixed fee for the review, then a monthly fee for ongoing operations, agreed in writing.
Next step
If the office lost power for a week, what would still run?
Book a resilience review. We will map what fails, what recovers and how long it takes.
- Written report within two weeks
- No commitment after the review
- Your team keeps every document