Cloud & DevOps Company in Warsaw

KNF and NIS2 evidence is what widens a Warsaw platform budget: a scoped landing zone for a Polish mid-market client at Warsaw rates, a Kubernetes platform with Backstage developer portal, full observability, and KNF, NIS2, or KSC documentation, or PKO Bank Polski, PKN Orlen, and Allegro-scale enterprise platform engagements with multi-region, hybrid, and KNF Cloud Communication or NIS2 compliance. Scope drivers include Azure or Google account vending, network topology, IAM and Entra ID baselines, UODO-aligned logging, and a basic Argo CD GitOps workflow. Warsaw rates sit slightly above Kraków and Wrocław because of the banking and energy enterprise concentration. We give fixed-fee proposals in PLN or EUR rather than open time-and-materials estimates.

Default is Microsoft Azure Poland Central in Warsaw (launched 2023) and Google europe-central2 in Warsaw (launched 2021), the two hyperscaler regions inside Polish borders. AWS does not yet operate a Polish region, so for AWS workloads we default to eu-central-1 in Frankfurt or eu-central-2 in Zurich (launched 2022). For Polish-owned infrastructure where state procurement explicitly requires it, we extend to OVHcloud Warsaw, Beyond.pl in Poznań, and Atman in Warsaw on dedicated colo or private cloud. Region selection is documented as part of the KNF Cloud Communication artefact set for banking clients, the NIS2 risk assessment for critical sector clients, and the UODO Article 30 records of processing for personal data workloads.

KNF (Komisja Nadzoru Finansowego) issued its Cloud Communication setting out detailed requirements for Polish banks and fintech adopting hyperscaler cloud. Our KNF delivery covers the due diligence package on the cloud service provider (security posture, financial stability, sub-processor chain, geographic footprint), the documented exit strategy with realistic timelines and procedures for moving workloads back on-premise or to an alternative provider, data localisation evidence (Azure Poland Central, Google europe-central2, or AWS Frankfurt with documented transfer impact assessments), supervisory access provisions enabling KNF inspectors to audit the cloud environment, business continuity and disaster recovery testing aligned with KNF Recommendation D, and the board-level approval documentation KNF expects to see for material cloud adoption decisions. We have patterned our delivery after PKO Bank Polski, Pekao, mBank, and ING Bank Śląski-adjacent migrations.

Yes. Allegro, headquartered in Poznań with strong Warsaw engineering presence, runs one of Europe's largest e-commerce platforms with Black Friday traffic spikes that have shaped Polish e-commerce platform engineering standards. Our Allegro-pattern delivery includes Kubernetes-based autoscaling on AKS or GKE with HPA, VPA, and Karpenter or cluster autoscaler tuned for Polish Black Friday and Singles' Day demand curves, multi-region disaster recovery across Azure Poland Central and AWS Frankfurt, CDN routing through Cloudflare or Fastly with Polish PoP optimisation, Inpost parcel locker API integration patterns specific to Polish logistics (Inpost handles a majority of Polish e-commerce parcels through its locker network), MobilePay-equivalent Polish payment integration via Blik, Przelewy24, PayU, and Tpay, and Bogføringsloven-equivalent Polish accounting integration through Comarch or Asseco ERP.

NIS2 was transposed into Polish law through amendments to the ustawa o krajowym systemie cyberbezpieczeństwa (KSC, Cyber Act), with the Ministry of Digital Affairs, RCB (Government Centre for Security), and CERT Polska at NASK overseeing critical sectors. PKN Orlen, PGNiG, Tauron, Enea, PGE, and KGHM all fall under the regime. Our NIS2 and KSC delivery covers the Article 21 risk management measures (incident handling, supply chain security, vulnerability handling, multi-factor authentication, encryption, business continuity), the 24-hour early warning and 72-hour incident notification to CERT Polska, supply chain risk assessments under Article 22, and the management body accountability documentation. KSC adds Polish-specific controls and reporting templates that state procurement contexts require, and we produce all artefacts in Polish for state-sector buyers and English for international audit.

Yes. Allegro has been an active contributor to the Polish open-source platform engineering community, and CD Projekt rebuilt its internal developer platform after the 2021 REvil incident. Our Backstage delivery includes the software catalogue, scaffolder templates for new services aligned with the client's golden path, tech docs, and the cost insights and security plugins. We integrate Backstage with Argo CD, GitHub or Azure DevOps or GitLab (commonly self-hosted in Polish state procurement contexts), Grafana or Datadog, and the client's IAM (Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, or Auth0). The output is a developer portal a Polish Series B platform team or a PKO Bank Polski-scale enterprise can actually use, with documented Polish-language onboarding paths and a measurable reduction in time-to-first-commit for new joiners.

DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act) applies to KNF-supervised Polish banks, payment institutions, and investment firms from January 2025. Our DORA delivery covers ICT risk management framework documentation, register of information for all ICT third-party providers (Azure, Google, AWS, Comarch, Asseco, and the long tail of Polish-specific SaaS), ICT-related incident classification and reporting aligned with KNF and CERT Polska timelines, threat-led penetration testing (TLPT) scoping aligned with TIBER-EU and Polish national TLPT programmes, and digital operational resilience testing schedules. We integrate ICT-related incident reporting workflows with KNF and CERT Polska notification timelines, set up third-party contractual requirements aligned with DORA Articles 28 and 30, and produce the board-ready operational resilience policy your CRO and Head of Operational Resilience need for the annual KNF supervisory dialogue.

Yes. Our platform engineering capability includes Polish-speaking engineers who can run client-side communications with Polish-speaking platform leads, SOC operators, and executive stakeholders, plus produce Polish-language runbooks, postmortems, and KSC documentation suitable for state procurement contexts. Technical reporting is delivered in Polish for state procurement and KNF supervisory dialogue and in English for international audit and board reporting. For non-Polish-speaking international clients with Polish subsidiaries (typical for German automotive, UK financial services, and US tech companies with Warsaw shared service centres), we provide the same dual-language workflow so that headquarters gets English reporting while the Polish subsidiary handles regulator dialogue in Polish. We do not maintain a Warsaw office, but our 4.5 hour Indian offset gives Polish platform leads a full Warsaw business day of synchronous collaboration plus overnight automation cycles.