Amoniac OÜ

Amoniac, based in Tallinn and a CNCF member since its founding in 2014, works with engineering teams that need platform engineering and Kubernetes automation rather than generic DevOps support. The focus is on helping developers use self-service platforms rather than just building infrastructure for its own sake, and on turning undocumented, tribal engineering knowledge into encoded, repeatable delivery logic.

The work centers on designing and implementing Internal Developer Platforms using Infrastructure as Code, paired with CI/CD pipelines, Kubernetes and container infrastructure, and monitoring and observability. Engagements typically start with an audit of existing systems to identify gaps, followed by encoding a client's delivery standards once so they can be applied consistently, then building the platform alongside the client's own team rather than handing over a finished product in isolation. Amoniac also stays involved as the platform evolves after the initial build, rather than treating delivery as a one-time handoff.

Concrete outputs from this process include automated checks, preview environments, deployment guardrails, and observability tooling built into the platform itself. The stated aim is for the resulting platform to become company knowledge rather than something dependent on the vendor that built it, closing the gap between delivery bottlenecks and working cloud-native infrastructure. The team includes Oleksandr Simonov as Architectural Lead and Ruslan Perekalskyi as Kubernetes Architect, reflecting the specialization behind the Kubernetes and platform engineering work Amoniac takes on for scaling teams.