Cloud and DevOps
Hosting, automated deployments, and monitoring sized for where your product is today, with room to grow.
Sound familiar?
When businesses come to us for this
Releases are done by hand
Someone logs into the server, copies files across, and restarts the app. If something breaks, rolling back is also manual.
One server holds everything
No tested backups, and nobody is sure what happens if that machine goes down.
The cloud bill keeps growing
Resources were added in a hurry and never removed, and nobody knows what is safe to switch off.
What we build
Cloud and DevOps: what that covers
Cloud architecture
Hosting on AWS, GCP, or Vercel, sized for your current traffic.
CI/CD pipelines
Automatic tests and deployments on every change, with quick rollback.
Docker and containers
The same environment in development, testing, and production.
Monitoring and backups
Uptime checks, error alerts, central logs, and backups with a restore that has been tried at least once.
Cloud cost reviews
Finding idle resources and right-sizing everything else.
Need something else?
If your project is not on this list, describe it and we will tell you whether it is a good fit.
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How we approach it
Our approach, step by step
- 01
Review what is running
Servers, services, costs, and risks, written up in plain language.
- 02
Automate the release path
From commit to production, with tests and approvals along the way.
- 03
Set up alerts and backups
Error and downtime alerts go to the right person, and there are written steps for restoring a backup.
- 04
Right-size regularly
Infrastructure is reviewed as traffic changes, so you pay for what you use.
Technologies
What we build it with
Our usual stack for this work. We choose per project, and can work with what you already have.
- AWS
- Compute, storage, and managed databases
- GCP
- Managed services and data tooling
- Vercel
- Hosting for Next.js front ends
- Docker
- Consistent, portable environments
- GitHub Actions
- Automated tests and deployments
Further reading
Guides on this topic
FAQ
Common questions
Many products start well on managed platforms such as Vercel with a hosted database. AWS or GCP make sense when you need more control, specific compliance, or scale.
Yes. We document what is running, fix urgent risks such as missing backups, and then improve things step by step.
Most products do not. Containers on a managed service are simpler to run until scale makes orchestration worth the extra overhead.
Planning a project like this?
Share a few details about your business and what you need. We will suggest a sensible first step and a rough scope.
