The infrastructure practice at GeekyAnts.

Building products for two decades means operating what you ship. Over time the infrastructure side of GeekyAnts stopped being an internal function and became a practice in its own right — because the questions clients asked kept moving down the stack.

Not "can you build the app", but "our egress bill has doubled", "we need this data to stay in-country", "our inference costs more than the team running it", "we failed a security review on endpoint encryption".

So we built the capability for ourselves first. Our own IPv4 allocation and ASN. Our own eBGP sessions on BIRD across AWS and Vultr footprints. An anycast CDN on our own prefix. An OpenStack private cloud with self-service tenancy. GPU nodes serving open-weight models with no data leaving the network. A device fleet across macOS, Windows and Android with posture gating production access.

Every one of those is a thing we now sell, and every one of them broke at least once while we were learning it. That is the actual value on offer: you are buying the second time we do something, not the first.

bolt.sh is a practice of GeekyAnts Inc, not a separate company. Contracts, insurance, security posture and bench depth are the parent's.