Cloud, DevOps & MaintenanceThat Keeps You Shipping Safely

Yes, and we prefer it this way rather than building in an account we control, because infrastructure that runs your production systems should live in an account you own, not one tied to us. Working in your account means clear IAM permissions scoped to what we actually need, full documentation of everything we set up or change, and knowledge transfer so your team understands the infrastructure rather than treating it as a black box only we can touch. If you don't have an existing account, we'll help set one up correctly from the start, with proper access controls and cost monitoring in place before any workloads run on it. We're upfront that this approach takes slightly more setup time than working in our own managed environment, since we're aligning with your account structure and existing policies rather than a template we control end to end, but the tradeoff is that you're never dependent on us for basic account access or at risk of losing infrastructure control if the relationship changes. This is also why we document as we go rather than after the fact, so a knowledge transfer isn't a last-minute scramble.