DevOps as a Service
CI/CD pipelines, Terraform Infrastructure as Code and Kubernetes, run as an ongoing service.
DevOps as a Service in ThailandCloud Consulting and System Integration in Thailand
Aqvantiq is a multi-cloud AI system integrator serving organizations in Thailand. We design the architecture, migrate workloads onto AWS, Google Cloud, Huawei Cloud, Azure or DigitalOcean, and operate the platform afterwards. Delivery is in English, remote-first from Kuala Lumpur, with onsite time in Bangkok when a phase calls for it.
- AWS · Google Cloud · Huawei Cloud · Azure · DigitalOcean
- In-country regions in Thailand
- Delivered in English
- No resale quota on any platform
What Aqvantiq does for Thai enterprises
Three things, in the order they usually happen: design the architecture, move the workloads, run the platform afterwards. DevOps engineering sits around all three — CI/CD pipelines, Terraform Infrastructure as Code and Kubernetes. Senior engineers do the work. There is no junior bench.
Cloud Migration
Data-centre exits and workload moves — landing zone first, then dependency-grouped waves.
Cloud Migration in ThailandManaged Cloud Services
Day-2 operations: monitoring, patching, tested restores, incidents and monthly cost control.
Managed Cloud Services in ThailandThai clients get the same terms on cloud architecture, application modernization and AI adoption.
One team across Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok
Regional rollouts usually end up with two vendors, two architectures and two ways of handling an incident. Aqvantiq covers both markets with the same group of engineers, one Terraform codebase and one set of runbooks. Our founder splits his time between Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok, so onsite work in either city is routine.
One architecture standard
The same module structure, naming, tagging and pipeline conventions in both countries — no translation layer between the two environments.
Cross-border resilience
AWS runs regions in both markets — ap-southeast-7 in Thailand, ap-southeast-5 in Malaysia — so two-country disaster recovery can be designed within one provider.
One contract, one escalation path
You raise an issue once. No handoff between a Malaysian office and a Thai office, because there is no second office.
The clouds that run inside Thailand
All of the major ones, and increasingly in-country. AWS, Google Cloud and Huawei Cloud each operate infrastructure inside Thailand, so keeping production data in the country no longer forces an architecture compromise. We hold no resale quota, so the platform recommendation follows the workload.
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AWS
In country since 7 January 2025
Asia Pacific (Thailand), ap-southeast-7, three Availability Zones
Groups already standardized on AWS in ASEAN, and the broadest managed-service catalogue.
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Google Cloud
In country since 21 January 2026
Bangkok, region id asia-southeast3
Data and AI workloads — analytics already in BigQuery, or models running on Vertex AI.
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Huawei Cloud
In country since 2018
Locally based public cloud services on local infrastructure in Thailand
Public-sector adjacency, hybrid estates on Huawei Cloud Stack, and cost-sensitive infrastructure.
Why Huawei Cloud matters in Thailand
More than in most markets. Thailand's Government Data Center and Cloud service (GDCC) runs on Huawei Cloud Stack, and the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society has driven a Cloud-First direction for public-sector IT. If your customers, regulators or prime contractors sit near that ecosystem, Huawei Cloud fluency stops being optional.
Huawei's own published account puts GDCC at 219 government departments and 3,065 systems on Huawei Cloud Stack (Huawei Cloud, 2024) — the vendor's figures, not ours. We build on it the way we build on AWS and Google Cloud: Terraform, managed Kubernetes, the same pipeline and monitoring standards. Detail on the Huawei Cloud services page.
How Thai engagements work in practice
In English, remote-first, with onsite blocks in Bangkok for discovery, cutover and handover. Contracting is with Aqvantiq PLT in Kuala Lumpur — we have no Thai entity and do not claim one. We work directly with end customers, and under a Thai prime contractor where procurement demands a local supplier.
- Architecture notes, Terraform code, runbooks and status reports are written in English.
- Bangkok is one hour behind Kuala Lumpur, so a Malaysian working day covers a Thai one almost end to end.
- Contracts, invoices and liability sit with Aqvantiq PLT in Kuala Lumpur. We have no Thai company and never present one.
- Security questionnaires, vendor forms and TOR requirements are answered by the founder, not a bid team.
- Where procurement requires a locally incorporated supplier, we deliver as a specialist subcontractor under your Thai prime contractor.
Frequently asked questions about working with Aqvantiq in Thailand
Can't find your answer?
Ask it directly and an engineer answers, usually the same working day.
Ask an engineer Does Aqvantiq have an office in Thailand?
No. Aqvantiq PLT is registered and based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. We deliver to Thai organizations remote-first, with onsite time in Bangkok for discovery workshops, cutovers and handover. If your procurement process requires a locally incorporated supplier, we work as a specialist subcontractor under your Thai prime contractor or system integrator.
Are engagements run in English or Thai?
English. Design documents, Terraform code, pipelines, runbooks and status reports are all produced in English, which is also how Thai enterprise IT teams already document infrastructure. Day-to-day coordination usually runs through a bilingual lead on your side. Thai-language material on this site is planned, not published — we would rather say so than pretend otherwise.
Which clouds do you support for Thai workloads?
AWS, Google Cloud, Huawei Cloud, Azure and DigitalOcean. AWS, Google Cloud and Huawei Cloud all operate infrastructure inside Thailand, so in-country residency is achievable on any of the three. We hold no resale quota on any platform, so the recommendation is an engineering decision rather than a sales one.
Where do Azure and DigitalOcean fit?
Mostly as origins rather than destinations. Both are supported, but in practice they turn up as estates we migrate from, as data sources, or as environments left where they are because moving them would not pay for itself. AWS, Google Cloud and Huawei Cloud are the three with infrastructure inside Thailand, so residency work lands there.
How does the time difference affect support?
Bangkok (ICT, UTC+7) is one hour behind Kuala Lumpur (MYT, UTC+8). Our standard hours of 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM MYT are 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM in Bangkok, so there is no offshore lag to manage. Extended cover for planned change windows and severity-1 events is agreed per engagement, in writing, before work starts.
Can you work under a Thai system integrator as a subcontractor?
Yes. Cloud, DevOps and migration scopes are frequently delivered under a Thai prime contractor who owns the customer relationship. We are comfortable in that shape: we take the technical scope, work to the prime contractor’s reporting cadence, and keep the deliverables in the customer’s repositories.
Who does the work?
Delivery is led by the founder, Anson Lau — a cloud and DevOps engineer with more than five years hands-on across AWS, Google Cloud and Huawei Cloud. Engagements are delivered by the same group of engineers that serves Malaysia, working across Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok, and the engineer who scopes the work stays accountable for delivering it. More on the about page.
Planning cloud work in Thailand this quarter
Send the shape of the problem — the estate, the deadline, the constraint you cannot move. You get a reply from the engineer who would do the work.