$5449/month – Fraction of a cost for DevOps FTE

2 llolmen 2 9/11/2025, 2:52:21 PM

We are testing a subscription service for AWS DevOps work. Imagine Awesomic for DevOps.

$5449/month for unlimited work requests, one at a time, cancel anytime.

I think that's a fair price to start with first clients and lock a sweet deal.

This subscription covers any work needed to be done in AWS or DevOps-related things, IaC, etc., we can talk it through.

If you need this or some of your friends, please connect them with me

dino.starcic@cloudwise.org

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muzzy19 · 5h ago

Access to the web page you were trying to visit has been blocked in accordance with company policy.

URL: www.awesomic.com/

Category: phishing

DinoStarcic · 3h ago

Hey :) so we are not Awesomic, this is just an example of a similar service in different category.

Our service is www.cloudwise.org

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$5449/month – Fraction of a cost for DevOps FTE

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