Cloud hosting that stays up and doesn't overcharge
Cloud hosting, migrations, CI/CD and cost reviews on AWS, Google Cloud and Azure. Set up properly and documented.
Common hosting problems
The site slows down when traffic spikes. The cloud bill keeps growing and nobody's sure why. Releases are done by hand, so every deploy feels risky.
What we set up
We set up and tidy up hosting on AWS, Google Cloud and Azure. Infrastructure is defined as code (Terraform), so it's repeatable. Deploys run automatically through CI/CD, capacity scales with traffic, and we look for spending you can cut.
What's included
- Cloud migration
- Moving existing applications to the cloud without losing data or uptime.
- CI/CD pipelines
- GitHub Actions or GitLab pipelines that test and deploy your code automatically.
- Docker and Kubernetes
- Packaging your services in containers, with Kubernetes only when you really need it.
- Cost reviews
- Finding idle servers and oversized instances that are costing you money.
- Auto-scaling that adjusts to traffic
- Private networks and firewall rules
- Monitoring dashboards and error alerts
- Automated backups and database replication
Usually built with: AWS, Google Cloud, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, GitHub Actions, Nginx
How it runs
- 01
Review
Your current setup, how you deploy and what you're paying.
- 02
Design
Network, databases and containers planned out.
- 03
Build
Terraform scripts and CI/CD pipelines.
- 04
Migrate
Move the data, test failover, then switch over.
Where this helps
Moving off a single server
Taking a SaaS app from one server to an AWS setup that scales automatically.
Safe deploys
Automated pipelines that release updates without users noticing downtime.
Questions
Which cloud providers do you work with?
AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Vercel, Heroku and DigitalOcean. We pick what fits the project and your budget.
How do you keep servers secure?
Tight access controls (IAM), databases on private networks, firewall rules, and encryption for data in transit and at rest.
Related services
Have a project in mind?
Tell us what you're planning. We'll ask a few questions, work out what you actually need and come back with an honest estimate.