Hosting, deployment pipelines, monitoring and infrastructure automation, so releases are routine and the servers are somebody's job, not nobody's.
We set up and run the infrastructure behind web apps, APIs and sites: choosing where to host, wiring up automated deploys, adding monitoring and backups, and putting the environment into code so it can be rebuilt predictably.
This can be a one-off setup handed to your team, or an ongoing arrangement where we keep the infrastructure healthy while you focus on the product.
Typical stack: Linux/VPS, AWS/GCP/Azure, Docker/Compose, GitHub Actions/GitLab CI, Nginx/Caddy, Cloudflare, Prometheus/Grafana/uptime monitoring, Terraform/Ansible.
The infrastructure gaps that turn into incidents.
An automated pipeline builds, tests and deploys on every change, with a fast rollback path.
Uptime checks, error tracking and alerting on the metrics that matter, routed to the right people.
Infrastructure and configuration as code, so staging matches production and a rebuild is a script, not a memory.
Scheduled backups plus a documented, rehearsed restore procedure with a known recovery time.
Choosing and configuring hosting, and moving an existing app or site onto it with minimal downtime.
Automated build, test and deploy on push, with environments for staging and production.
Dockerised services, sensible orchestration, and reproducible local and server environments.
Uptime, logs, metrics, error tracking and alerts wired to email, chat or on-call.
Automated backups, tested restores and a written recovery plan.
TLS, firewalls, least-privilege access, patching, and trimming waste from the cloud bill.
We review the app, the current setup, traffic and constraints, and agree targets.
Hosting, environments, pipeline and monitoring plan, sized to the workload.
Infrastructure as code, pipeline, monitoring and backups built and verified.
Migration with a rollback plan, then runbooks and training, or an ongoing support plan.
The environment, pipeline and monitoring configuration in version control on your repository.
Deploy, rollback, restore and incident procedures written for whoever is on call.
No. For many workloads a well-configured VPS is cheaper and simpler. We recommend the option that fits your traffic, budget and team, and explain the trade-offs.
Usually yes. We assess what you have and improve it in place where that is the better path than migrating.
Yes. Everything is in code and documented, and we train your team. Ongoing support is optional, not a dependency.
Yes, as part of a maintenance and support plan with an agreed response window.
Tell us what you are running and where, and we will scope the infrastructure work.
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