Cloud platforms, security, modernization, and operations — engineered to ship.
CompTech Lab designs, deploys, and hands over the cloud and container platforms that anchor regulated workloads in banking, insurance, telecom, and public sector. We deliver against documented outcomes, not against open-ended retainers.
Four practice areas. One delivery discipline.
Every engagement is scoped against a documented outcome, sequenced with a structured handover, and built around the platforms your operations team will own afterwards.
Platforms
Cloud Platforms
OpenShift, AWS, Azure, GCP, and hybrid — designed, deployed, and operationalised for regulated workloads.
Modernization
Application Modernization
Containerise, refactor, and re-platform — including AI-enabled rebuilds — onto the cloud platforms you already operate.
Security
End-to-End Security
Shift-left in the pipeline, shift-right at runtime, identity-fronted everywhere — done as engineering work.
Operations
Operations & Managed Services
Day-2 platform operations, SRE practice bring-up, observability, incident response — and optional managed services where you need them.
Regulated sectors where platform discipline matters.
We engage where the combination of regulatory pressure, operational expectation, and audit-grade engineering rules out generic answers — and rewards specialists who have done the work before.
Sector
Banking & financial services
Disconnected OpenShift fleets, identity-fronted services, supply-chain-signed delivery, and runtime security tuned for the BFSI risk profile.
Sector
Insurance
Identity-fronted claims, agentic underwriting support, and audit-grade AI on regulated container platforms.
Sector
Telecom
Bare-metal OpenShift at the edge, multi-site GitOps lifecycle, and operations practice that works when nobody is on site.
Sector
Public sector & government
Sovereign, on-premise, disconnected platforms with full lifecycle documentation and structured handover.
Representative engagements from our practice.
Anonymised for client confidentiality. Each profile describes the shape of the engagement, the technologies involved, and the outcome delivered.
Banking & financial services
Tier-1 retail bank — disconnected OpenShift platform
Greenfield disconnected OpenShift fleet — hub-and-spoke, GitOps, identity, runtime security — delivered to a regulator-facing production posture.
Insurance
National insurance carrier — agentic claims-triage platform
Identity-fronted agentic AI for first-line claims triage, deployed on OpenShift AI behind WSO2 IS, with full audit and rollback.
Banking & financial services
Retail bank — customer-service modernization
SPA front-end, JBoss EAP-backed customer-service chat, and integrated bank-payment flow — replatformed onto OpenShift with a documented production hardening path.
Telecom
Regional telecom operator — multi-site edge platform
OpenShift on bare-metal at the edge, GitOps-driven across multiple sites, RHACS-monitored, unified observability — bring-up and ongoing upgrade posture.
Assess. Design. Deploy. Operate. Hand over.
Every engagement runs through the same five-phase discipline — sized to scope, but never skipped. The endpoint is a platform your team owns, documented well enough to outlast staff turnover.
Phase 1
Assess
Current-state discovery, gap analysis, regulatory mapping, technical-debt profile. A short, sharp engagement that produces the case for the work.
Phase 2
Design
Reference architecture, operating model, runbook structure, control mapping. Designed for handover from day one.
Phase 3
Deploy
Platform build, application onboarding, security posture, observability — sequenced so each layer is fully ready before the next depends on it.
Phase 4
Operate
Day-2 bring-up: SRE practice, alert hygiene, incident response, capacity and cost. Run as a joint practice with your team, not in parallel.
Phase 5
Hand over
Structured knowledge transfer, runbook walkthroughs, ADR review, residual-risk register. Your team signs that they own it.
Optional
Bridge managed services
When your team is not yet ready to take operations long-term, we operate a defined scope as a time-boxed bridge — not as a permanent dependency.
Tell us what you’re building.
Send us a short note. We’ll write back with a concrete first-two-weeks scope and a definition of done for the engagement.