CLOUD SERVICES
Modern cloud setup and operations to keep your systems fast, secure, and scalable—without unnecessary complexity.
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Why cloud services matter
Cloud services help you deploy reliably, scale when demand increases, and reduce operational risk. The biggest wins usually come from repeatable deployments, clear environments, and strong security defaults.
What we can set up
- Hosting & environments: staging/production separation, safe release workflow.
- Deployments: CI/CD pipelines, automated builds, and rollback strategy.
- Storage & backups: reliable backups, retention, and restore checks.
- Monitoring: uptime checks, error reporting, and alerts.
- Security: least-privilege access, secrets management, and patching processes.
A simple approach that scales
Cloud work should reduce complexity, not add it. We aim for a setup that your team can operate confidently:
- Audit: current infrastructure, pain points, and risks.
- Design: target architecture that fits your traffic and budget.
- Implement: infrastructure changes with minimal downtime.
- Harden: monitoring, backups, security checks, and documentation.
Common use cases
Move to the cloud
Migrate from shared hosting or on-prem to a more reliable environment.
Stabilize production
Reduce downtime with better deployment practices and monitoring.
Scale safely
Handle spikes with caching, right-sizing, and horizontal scaling plans.
Improve security
Lock down access, rotate secrets, and reduce attack surface.
What we’ll ask for
- Current domain/DNS and hosting details
- Access to cloud/provider dashboards (least privilege)
- Expected traffic, storage needs, and uptime expectations
- Any compliance or data residency requirements
If you’re not sure about the “right” cloud plan, we can start with an audit and a practical roadmap.
FAQ
Sometimes—especially when right-sized. The bigger benefit is reliability and predictable operations.
Yes—backups, retention, alerts, and a simple incident workflow can be included.
Yes—often we can add CI/CD, staging, and monitoring first, then migrate later if needed.