Cloud and DevOps Services
DevOps services for apps running on AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Vercel or Cloudflare: we set up the infrastructure, automate deployments, monitor the system, test that backups actually restore and keep the cloud bill in check.
Platforms we run
What's included
Cloud Setup and Migration
Tested moves from shared hosting or old servers to AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Vercel or Cloudflare, with a rollback plan ready.
CI/CD and Automated Deployments
GitHub Actions pipelines that run automated tests on every change, release it the same way every time and can roll back to the previous version.
Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
Servers, networking and databases defined in Terraform, so environments can be rebuilt from scratch and every change is recorded and reviewable.
Monitoring, Logs and Alerts
Uptime, error rates and resource usage tracked, logs collected in one place and the team notified as soon as something breaks.
Databases, Backups and Restores
Managed database setup and upgrades, encrypted backups stored separately and regular restore tests that prove the backups work.
Security and Cost Control
TLS, a web application firewall, secrets management and least-privilege access, plus regular cleanup of unused resources and cost tracking.
Questions
What do your DevOps services include?
Setting up or migrating the infrastructure, automated deployments, monitoring and alerts, backups, security settings and cost tracking. We agree the scope after looking at your current setup, and you can start with a single piece of work such as a deployment pipeline or a migration.
AWS, Google Cloud, Azure or Vercel: which should we choose?
It depends on how the app is built, your team's experience and your budget. For Next.js sites Vercel is often the option that needs the least upkeep, while systems with databases, queues and background jobs get more room on AWS, Google Cloud or Azure. If you handle personal data, the country it is stored in also matters under KVKK and GDPR.
Will our site go down when we move off shared hosting?
We build and test the new environment first, lower the DNS TTL in advance and switch over at a quiet hour. We copy the latest database changes across at cutover and keep the old environment on standby for a while, so the risk of downtime stays low and there is a way back.
Whose name are the cloud accounts in?
We recommend opening them in your company's name. Accounts, billing and admin access stay with you while we work with the permissions you grant, and if you later move to another team the infrastructure can be handed over with its documentation.
How are DevOps services priced?
One-off work such as setup or migration is a fixed project price; ongoing work such as monitoring, updates and cost reviews runs as a monthly support package. We share a transparent quote after reviewing your setup, and the cloud provider's bill is separate from our fee and comes to you directly.
How does the system scale when traffic grows?
We set the app up so several instances can run at once, add instances automatically under load and serve static content from a CDN. The bottleneck is often the database, so we look at queries, indexes and caching as well.
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