What we do
Cloud architecture, migrations, automation and operations for systems that must keep running as they evolve.
ABOUT NUBYRON
We help companies design, automate, maintain and improve the infrastructure their applications run on.

Cloud architecture, migrations, automation and operations for systems that must keep running as they evolve.
Teams with a production product, technical responsibility and a platform that needs more security, speed or control.
Direct access to those who design and implement. Traceable decisions, useful documentation and client ownership throughout.
WHY NUBYRON EXISTS
One cloud account, one server and one pipeline may be enough at first. As the company grows, more services, environments, permissions, costs, alerts and undocumented decisions appear. That is where we begin to add value.
WHAT WE DO
We design and organise accounts, networks, access and environments.
We automate deployments and tasks to reduce manual work.
We design, migrate and maintain container platforms.
We help teams understand production before customers report the problem.
We move applications with tests, owners and a known way back.
We explain where money is spent and which decisions can reduce it.
We integrate security into development and delivery.
We review and update infrastructure before incidents.
OUR PROMISE
Decisions are made by people who are also accountable for implementation.
We explain trade-offs, document what matters and transfer knowledge.
We work in your environment, repositories, controls and policies.
We measure reliability, delivery, security and cost—not activity.
CLIENT OWNERSHIP
Code, configuration, repositories and documentation stay in the client’s hands. We want you to understand what was built and operate it with us or without us.
HOW WE WORK
We understand the product, team, system and constraints before proposing.
We make decisions explicit, compare alternatives and agree an executable plan.
We build with code, tests, observability and small changes that can be reviewed.
We measure, stabilise, document and leave real autonomy in the team.
TEAM
A small team by choice. Communication is direct and the work is not passed down a chain of profiles that loses context.

David González is the founder and CEO of Nubyron. His work connects business decisions with cloud architecture, automation and platform operations: understanding context, ordering priorities and turning loosely defined problems into technical work that can be delivered and measured.
He is directly involved in defining and following every engagement. He works with product, technology and operations leaders to identify where delivery is slowing down, which risk should be addressed first and which capabilities must remain inside the client team.
His approach combines leadership, technical judgement and long-term relationships. At Nubyron he is accountable for ensuring that every engagement has clear objectives, direct communication and an outcome that leaves the client with more control, documentation and autonomy than before.

Leafar Maina is a cloud architect and platform engineer with more than 20 years of experience designing, building and operating critical infrastructure on AWS, GCP and OCI. His work spans enterprise Kubernetes and service mesh architectures, advanced observability, DevSecOps and AI applied to operations.
He has designed platforms for Falabella—the largest retail and financial holding company in Latin America, operating in seven countries—including its identity and access system on GCP, network design, high availability and disaster recovery plans. He has also architected systems handling close to 10 million daily requests and more than 50 million users.
He is founder and CTO of CLM Cloud Solutions in Madrid, where he has brought UptimeBolt, an AI predictive monitoring platform, and KubeBolt, an open-source Kubernetes observability tool with an agentic copilot, into production. His profile combines technical depth with executive experience leading teams and businesses.
Tell us what is happening. You will hear from someone able to enter the technical problem.
