Cloud & DevOps Company in Hyderabad

We give fixed-fee proposals in INR and USD rather than publishing bands. A scoped cloud landing zone (multi-account AWS Control Tower, Azure Landing Zone, or GCP Foundation, with Terraform IaC, IAM Identity Center, network baseline, logging baseline, and CSPM baseline) is a six to ten week engagement. A production Kubernetes platform-engineering build adds GitOps via Argo CD, a service mesh via Istio or Linkerd, a full observability stack, progressive-delivery rails, an SLSA-aligned supply chain, and CSPM integration. A 24x7 SRE on-call partnership with full incident response, RBI Outsourcing of IT documentation, a CERT-In six-hour pipeline, and audit-grade reporting cadence runs annually and is scoped against workload footprint. GxP-validated pharma cloud landing zones with full IQ/OQ/PQ documentation and 21 CFR Part 11 audit trails sit at a premium. Hyderabad sits slightly below Bangalore and Mumbai BFSI but above Chandigarh because of the big-tech and pharma talent premium. Fixed-fee proposals in INR and USD.

AWS ap-south-2 launched in November 2022 with three Availability Zones and supports the major compute, storage, networking, container, and database services, with progressively wider coverage on Bedrock, SageMaker, and the AI/ML stack. Choose ap-south-2 when the customer base is concentrated in Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, or Tamil Nadu and you need measurably lower latency than Mumbai (typical reductions on the order of 15-25 milliseconds for Hyderabad-resident users), when active-active or active-passive DR against ap-south-1 is a board or regulator requirement (RBI Master Direction on Outsourcing of IT explicitly contemplates dual-region postures for material outsourcing), when the workload is Hyderabad-residency-sensitive for Telangana state contracts or T-Hub portfolio compliance, or when concentration-risk treatment under DPDPA-aligned vendor due diligence requires a non-Mumbai primary. Choose ap-south-1 when service coverage gaps in ap-south-2 affect the workload (we audit current parity in discovery), when the cost differential is material at scale, or when a Mumbai BFSI counterparty mandates Mumbai-resident processing.

The RBI Master Direction on Outsourcing of Information Technology Services (issued April 2023) is now the single most consequential RBI document for Indian BFSI cloud adoption, and ICICI Bank Hyderabad, HDFC Bank Hyderabad, and the captive operations of foreign banks operating from Hyderabad treat it as a hard floor. Our BFSI cloud engagements ship the full documentation pack: a material-outsourcing assessment with explicit threshold logic, a vendor due-diligence pack against the cloud service provider that satisfies the right-to-audit and right-of-inspection by RBI clauses, data-localisation evidence (with ap-south-2 Hyderabad and ap-south-1 Mumbai as the primary and DR Indian regions for the majority of workloads), an exit-management plan that includes data-extraction, format-portability, and run-down timelines, concentration-risk treatment when the client has multiple workloads on the same CSP, and a board-level outsourcing policy alignment. The package is structured so an RBI inspector receives a single coherent file rather than three different versions of the same data, and we have shipped this pack inside ICICI Hyderabad and HDFC Hyderabad scopes.

Yes. Bharat Biotech, Dr Reddy's, Aurobindo, Divis, Hetero, Granules, Laurus, and the broader Genome Valley cluster run GxP-validated cloud workloads under 21 CFR Part 11 obligations, CDSCO requirements, and FDA and EMA inspection histories. Our pharma cloud engagements ship a validated landing zone with installation qualification (IQ), operational qualification (OQ), and performance qualification (PQ) documentation aligned to the client's computerised system validation (CSV) standard. Audit trails are enforced at the platform level (CloudTrail, Azure Activity Log, GCP Cloud Audit Logs) with tamper-evident retention against the regulator-mandated period, electronic signatures are implemented to the 21 CFR Part 11 standard (uniqueness, two-component verification, signature manifestations), and change control is integrated with the client's QMS rather than running in a separate DevOps silo. We participate in FDA 483 and EMA inspection-response workflows when called, and we maintain validation re-qualification on a documented cadence.

Multi-cloud is a real strategy for some clients and a vanity exercise for others, and we treat the distinction with discipline. For Hyderabad clients with regulatory drivers (RBI concentration-risk treatment, MeghRaj empanelment requiring a non-hyperscaler CSP option, FDA inspection contingency for pharma, or US-parent vendor-risk policy mandating a second CSP), multi-cloud is real and we engineer for it: portability via Kubernetes (EKS, AKS, GKE, OKE all run the same container images), portability via Terraform with provider-agnostic modules, portability via PostgreSQL or compatible managed services rather than proprietary data engines, observability via OpenTelemetry as the wire format, and explicit data-egress and DR plans that are exercised at least annually. For clients without those drivers, we advise against multi-cloud as a default because the operational overhead, the security-surface increase, and the team cognitive load typically outweigh the theoretical resilience benefit. We will say so in discovery rather than selling multi-cloud as a default revenue line.

Yes. The Telangana State Cloud, operated by the Telangana Information Technology, Electronics and Communications Department under the Telangana State Data Centre programme, hosts citizen-facing services including T-Wallet, T-App Folio, MeeSeva, and various line-department workloads. Central-government and certain state workloads must run on MeitY-empanelled cloud service providers under the MeghRaj policy (the current empanelled-CSP list includes AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle Cloud, IBM Cloud, and a set of Indian providers including NIC, CtrlS, ESDS, Yotta, and Sify). Our public-sector engagements ship against the empanelled-CSP framework with explicit sovereignty controls (customer-managed keys in Indian regions, log retention in Indian regions, IAM controls aligned with the National e-Governance Plan, and integration patterns for Aadhaar e-KYC, DigiLocker, UMANG, and the India Stack identity layer where applicable), and we coordinate Telangana IT Policy incentive filings where the deployment qualifies.

The CERT-In Cyber Security Directions of April 2022 require six-hour notification of specified cyber incidents (including unauthorised access, identity theft, ransomware, denial of service, data leakage, and a list of specified categories), and the obligation falls on the entity operating the system, not the cloud service provider. Our cloud engagements pre-wire the six-hour pipeline rather than building it during an incident. The pre-wiring includes pre-drafted CERT-In notification templates keyed to each incident category, automated detection-to-notification handoff via the client's SIEM (Splunk, QRadar, Sentinel, Chronicle) with explicit on-call paging through PagerDuty, Opsgenie, or VictorOps, a documented quarterly dry-run exercise against simulated incidents, a five-year log retention configuration that satisfies the parallel CERT-In obligation for service providers, and a board-grade incident-summary template the audit committee receives within 24 hours of any reportable event. The same pipeline integrates with the RBI breach-notification and DPDPA personal-data-breach notification paths where applicable.

Microsoft IDC, Google Hyderabad, Amazon Hyderabad, Apple Hyderabad, Oracle Hyderabad, Salesforce Hyderabad, ServiceNow Hyderabad, Qualcomm Hyderabad, Uber Hyderabad, Meta Hyderabad, NVIDIA Hyderabad, and the broader hyperscaler-adjacent SaaS pods (Atlassian, Postman, MongoDB, Databricks, Snowflake, Confluent) all run cloud, DevOps, SRE, and platform engineering at a quality that matches the US parent's internal standard, at a meaningful cost differential. Codazz operates as an external engineering bench for GCC parents and Indian-side leadership: we hire to hyperscaler-internal engineering bars (we benchmark candidate strength against Microsoft Engineering Excellence, Google's SRE expectations, and Amazon's Operational Readiness Review standards), we operate on hyperscaler-internal change-management and incident-response patterns rather than a generic consultancy model, we coordinate with the US parent's vendor-risk and security-architecture teams on the same documents the parent's internal SRE org would produce, and we work IST hours with explicit EST overlap from Edmonton so the parent's product, engineering, and SRE leads in Redmond, Mountain View, Seattle, Cupertino, or Austin do not experience the engagement as overnight handoff.