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CloudSahayak is our cloud practice for the impact sector: cloud consulting, AWS cost optimisation, migration, DevOps and cloud security, packaged for nonprofit budgets. 40+ organisations supported.
CloudSahayak is our cloud and DevOps practice for the development sector. Cloud spend in nonprofits grows 20–30% a year, and around 60% of a small tech team’s time goes into keeping infrastructure alive. We take that work off your team.
Multi-cloud design and setup on AWS, Azure, or GCP, multi-account and multi-region management, migration off legacy systems, and cluster design for scaling workloads.
Data protection aligned to DPDP and GDPR, identity and access management with role-based access, VPC hardening, encryption in transit and at rest, and audit-ready infrastructure for donor and grant compliance.
CI/CD pipelines for zero-downtime deployment, infrastructure as code in Terraform, CloudFormation, or CDK, and automated patch management with drift prevention.
Right-sizing workloads, real-time spend dashboards and alerts, automated clean-up of idle resources, and tagging so every rupee maps to a programme.
Fully managed backup for critical data, with recovery plans that are tested rather than assumed.
24/7 monitoring with automated alerts, dashboards built for donors, boards, and operations teams, and predictive analytics to plan capacity.
Declarative infrastructure with Git as the single source of truth, automated application delivery, and rollbacks and audit trails on every change.
Dedicated cloud engineers who know the sector, hands-on implementation and continuous optimisation, and training so your own team can run it.
Four stages, from a look at what you are running today to the support that keeps the savings in place.
We look at the infrastructure you have and find where the money and the downtime go.
A strategy with timelines and budgets you can take to your board.
We deploy, then train your team on what we deployed.
Continuous monitoring and optimisation, so the savings hold.
A certified cloud team that works in this sector, not a generalist managed-services desk.
Certified, building secure and cost-efficient environments.
Professional-level certification in continuous integration and delivery.
Team members credentialed in cloud security architecture.
Managed across nonprofit, enterprise, and government systems.
Usually not. Most of the saving comes from right-sizing and reserved capacity on the provider you already run, not from migrating away from it.
Cost work shows up in the first billing cycle after the changes land. The deeper infrastructure work runs alongside it and takes longer.
No. The point of a managed practice is that you get the capability without carrying a full-time DevOps salary on a programme budget.
Six things you can put in front of your board.
With dashboards and alerts that keep it that way.
So you can report cloud cost per grant.
Ready for donor and grant compliance checks.
Restores you have watched work, on a schedule.
And a rollback for the ones that need it.
So the handover is the point, not the risk.