/**
 * FAQ for the stage-aligned infrastructure service page.
 * Single source of truth for both the page content and FAQPage JSON-LD.
 */

export interface FaqItem {
    question: string;
    answer: string;
}

export const faqItems: FaqItem[] = [
    {
        question: 'What does stage-aligned infrastructure mean?',
        answer: 'Infrastructure complexity should grow with your company’s stage—not ahead of it. Stage-aligned infrastructure starts simple and intentional, then evolves deliberately when scale, compliance, or team size justify it. The goal is to avoid overbuilding too early while keeping a foundation that can grow.',
    },
    {
        question: 'Are you anti-cloud?',
        answer: 'No. Cloud and managed services are the right choice for many companies at the right stage. I’m pragmatic: the question is whether your current complexity matches your actual needs. Adopting cloud services deliberately, when they’re justified, is different from inheriting enterprise patterns by default.',
    },
    {
        question: 'Can simple infrastructure really support a growing SaaS product?',
        answer: 'Yes. Many early-stage products are surprised by how much a straightforward deployment environment can support. Simple systems are easier to maintain, cheaper to run, and leave more time for building product. You add complexity when scale or requirements demand it—not before.',
    },
    {
        question: 'When should startups adopt more advanced cloud architectures?',
        answer: 'When compliance, team size, availability requirements, or scale justify the cost and operational burden. There’s no single threshold—it’s about aligning infrastructure with real needs. The goal is to adopt advanced tooling intentionally, with clear reasons, rather than by default.',
    },
    {
        question: 'Can you work with our existing infrastructure?',
        answer: 'Yes. Most engagements focus on auditing and simplifying what you already have—identifying unnecessary complexity, consolidating tooling, and designing clearer deployment patterns. The goal is restoring clarity and intentionality, not rebuilding everything from scratch.',
    },
    {
        question: 'How quickly can infrastructure complexity be reduced?',
        answer: 'It depends on the current state, but many teams see a clear path within the first engagement. Simplification is often incremental: we prioritize the highest-impact changes first and plan transitions so the team can keep shipping while complexity is reduced.',
    },
];
