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Cloud & DevOps

Deploys that are boring. Bills that make sense.Containerised infrastructure, CI/CD pipelines, monitoring and cost optimisation on AWS and Cloudflare — set up so a deploy is a non-event.

Overview

Infrastructure is a quality-of-life problem. When it is right, engineers ship several times a day and nobody thinks about it. When it is wrong, every release is an event, the bill grows for reasons nobody can explain, and the person who set it up is the only one who understands it.

We build infrastructure the second engineer can operate. Everything in code, everything reproducible, everything documented — and a monthly bill you can trace line by line to something you actually use.

Capabilities

What we build

Everything below is Cloud and DevOps work we have shipped to production.

Cloud architecture & migration

AWS Mumbai and Hyderabad region design, VPC and network layout, managed databases, autoscaling, and lift-and-shift or re-platform migrations from wherever you are today.

Containerisation

Docker images built for size and cold-start, Compose for development parity, and orchestration on ECS or Kubernetes when the scale actually justifies it.

CI/CD pipelines

Test, lint, typecheck, build, migrate and deploy — automated on GitHub Actions, with staged environments, database migration gates and single-command rollback.

Observability

Structured JSON logging, metrics, distributed traces, uptime checks, error tracking in Sentry, and alerts that page a human only when a human is needed.

Security hardening

Secrets management, least-privilege IAM, TLS everywhere, dependency and image scanning, WAF and rate limiting, encrypted and tested backups.

Cost optimisation

A line-by-line audit of your cloud spend: right-sizing, reserved capacity, storage lifecycle rules, egress reduction and cutting the services nobody has used in months.

Technology

What we build it with

Cloud

AWS (ap-south-1 / ap-south-2)CloudflareHetznerDigitalOcean

Runtime

DockerDocker ComposeECSKubernetesCaddyNginx

Automation

GitHub ActionsTerraformAnsibleAlembic migrations

Operations

SentryPrometheus + GrafanaUptime monitoringAutomated backups

Deliverables

What you get

  • Infrastructure defined as code in your repository
  • Reproducible staging and production environments
  • Deploy and rollback pipeline any engineer can run
  • Monitoring dashboards and a tuned alert policy
  • Documented backup and restore procedure — tested, not assumed
  • Written runbook for the incidents you are most likely to hit

Delivery

How the engagement runs

Same five stages every time, so you always know what week you are in and what comes next.

01

Discover

We start by understanding the business, not the feature list. Who is the user, what decision are they trying to make, what does success look like in numbers, and what is genuinely fixed versus assumed. Usually this reshapes the brief.

02

Design

Flows before pixels, then high-fidelity screens covering every state that matters — including the empty, offline and error states most projects discover late. Architecture is decided here too, and written down with its trade-offs.

03

Build

Two-week iterations, something in a real environment every single week, and a demo you can use rather than a status report you have to read. Typed contracts and CI keep the frontend and backend honest with each other.

04

Ship

Launch is a process, not a date: staged rollout, monitoring and alerting live before the first user, store submissions prepared against current policy, and a rollback path that has been tested rather than assumed.

05

Scale

After launch the questions change: what do users actually do, where does it cost too much, what breaks first at ten times the load. We instrument, review monthly, and plan the next quarter from evidence.

FAQ

Cloud & DevOps questions

Almost certainly not yet. Most products serving under a few hundred thousand users run happily on a couple of container instances behind a load balancer, at a fraction of the operational cost. We will recommend Kubernetes when your scale or your team structure genuinely demands it, and not before.

Let us talk about your Cloud & DevOps project.

Tell us the problem and the constraints. You will get an honest read on scope, timeline and whether we are the right people for it.