Awsemble Managed Services: AWS Cloud Operations, FinOps & Modernisation

What it is

Awsemble Managed Services is an AI-powered, ongoing engagement in which Rambunct operates your AWS estate: day-to-day cloud operations, continuous cost optimisation, architecture guidance, and planned modernisation work. The Awsemble platform continuously analyses your workloads against the six AWS Well-Architected pillars (security, reliability, performance efficiency, cost optimisation, sustainability, and operational excellence) and turns the findings into a prioritised, tracked backlog rather than a PDF that ages on a shared drive. Rambunct's senior-led AWS engineers review every recommendation, make the decisions, and carry out the work.

This is a services engagement, not a support ticket queue and not a self-serve software subscription. What you buy is an accountable engineering team backed by an AI platform that knows your estate, a defined operating rhythm, and a backlog of improvements that gets worked.

How it works

Every engagement starts with a fixed-scope Statement of Work agreed in advance, and follows the same shape.

• Onboarding and baseline. We inventory the estate, document the current architecture, establish monitoring and alerting, capture a cost and Well-Architected baseline, and agree the runbooks and escalation path. Everything Rambunct provisions or materially modifies is delivered as infrastructure as code (AWS CDK, AWS Amplify Gen 2, or Terraform), so the estate stays reproducible and reviewable.
• Modernisation phase (optional, for modernise-then-run engagements). Where the baseline finds work that has to happen before a steady run state is realistic, it is scoped and priced as a fixed-scope phase in its own right: re-platforming, resilience and backup gaps, network or identity restructuring, observability build-out, or CI/CD.
• Run. A monthly cycle of operational cover, change execution, cost review, patch and upgrade advisory, security posture review, and reporting, sized to the estate. Awsemble handles the continuous analysis and recommendations; Rambunct engineers review, decide, and execute. Tiers differ by estate size and depth of cover.
• Review. A quarterly architecture and business review with the people who own the budget: what changed, what it cost, what the backlog looks like next quarter, and the trade-offs behind each recommendation.

What you get

Senior-led AWS engineering accountable for your estate, backed by the Awsemble platform's continuous analysis and AI-generated recommendations. Infrastructure as code for everything Rambunct builds or changes, held in your repositories. A living Well-Architected backlog with remediation tracked to closure rather than reported once. Monthly operational reporting and a quarterly business review. Continuous cost optimisation covering right-sizing, commitment strategy (Savings Plans and Reserved Instances), storage lifecycle, and waste elimination, with savings reported against the baseline captured at onboarding. AWS Partner Revenue Measurement instrumentation applied to everything we deploy, so your AWS consumption is correctly attributed to the partnership. Commercials run through AWS Marketplace private offers, so the engagement is on your AWS bill with no separate bank transfers.

Who we work with

Teams running production workloads on AWS that need senior operational capability without building an in-house platform team, and teams that have inherited an estate nobody currently owns. Engagements are typically preceded by an assessment or a modernisation phase and then move to a monthly run tier.

Additional AWS infrastructure costs

The AWS services in scope of a managed engagement (compute, storage, database, networking, Amazon CloudWatch, AWS Config, AWS Backup, AWS Systems Manager, and related services) incur standard AWS usage charges billed directly by AWS. The customer is responsible for those charges, which are separate from this AWS Marketplace transaction. Reducing them is an explicit objective of the engagement: cost optimisation is a standing workstream, and savings are measured against the baseline taken at onboarding.