We do not push one platform. The right setup is the simplest one that holds your load. Sometimes that is AWS or Google Cloud with Kubernetes, often it is a few servers at Hetzner or DigitalOcean, and sometimes regular hosting is enough. Everything runs on accounts you own and is documented, so it does not depend on us or on any single engineer.
DevOps & Cloud
Your product runs on infrastructure that someone set up once and few people understand now: deploys by hand, backups nobody has tried to restore, a cloud bill that grows every month. We put it in order: automated releases, monitoring that warns you before customers do, backups checked by restoring them, costs you can explain.
$50 to $70 an hour
9Years in the market
50+Team & partners
127Projects delivered
12Countries
Up to 700%Revenue growth
48hProject start
What we set up
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CI/CD pipelines
Builds, tests and deploys that run on every change, with a staging step and a quick rollback. Releases stop depending on one person's laptop.
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Cloud and migration
Setup and migration on AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, DigitalOcean, Hetzner or regular hosting. Planned so the site stays up and the data arrives whole.
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Containers where justified
Docker to make environments the same everywhere, Kubernetes when the load and the team really need it. No complexity you pay for every month without need.
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Infrastructure as code
Servers, networks and access described in Terraform or similar tools and kept in your repository, so the setup can be reviewed and rebuilt.
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Monitoring and backups
Metrics, logs and alerts that reach the right person. Backups on a schedule, stored apart from the main servers and tested by actually restoring them.
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Security and costs
Hardened servers, updates, secrets out of the code, access by role. A review of the cloud bill: unused resources, oversized servers, plans that no longer fit.
How it works
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We review what exists
Servers, accounts, deploys, backups, access and bills. Before anything changes, you get the risks and a plan with an estimate.
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We agree the format
A one-off audit, migration or setup, or an engineer on hourly support. For longer work we propose 2 to 4 vetted DevOps engineers, and you choose.
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We work in steps
Changes go to a test environment first, migrations are rehearsed, and the switch has a way back.
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We hand over or stay on
Documentation, access and a walkthrough call. For ongoing care the engineer stays on support, alone or as part of website maintenance.
What you get
If your infrastructure now sits with a former vendor, a digital ownership audit shows what you actually control, and a project takeover moves it all to you.
Infrastructure on accounts registered to your company, with full admin access.
Automated deploys with a rollback path, documented step by step.
Monitoring, logs and alerts, with a short guide to each alert.
Backups with a recorded restore test: what was restored, where and how long it took.
A map of servers, services, domains, access and monthly costs.
When cost reduction is in scope, each change to the cloud bill and its effect.
Get a cost and timeline estimate
How you can work with us
The same people and the same standards in three formats. Choose the one that fits your stage, or combine them.
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A project with a fixed price
We agree the scope, the price and the timeline, and we are responsible for the result.
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A dedicated team
A team assembled for your product works only on it, month to month, and grows with it.
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Specialists in your team
Developers, QA, designers or DevOps engineers join your own team and work under your management, by the hour.
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Pricing
$50 to $70 an hour
The rate depends on the engineer's seniority, the complexity of the stack and whether you need someone on call outside working hours. Work is billed by the hour; for ongoing support there is a monthly retainer with a set number of hours.
One-off projects are estimated after the review, before work starts. The rate covers the engineer's work, documentation and reporting. Cloud, hosting and paid tools are billed to you directly by the providers and are not part of the rate.
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FAQ
Do we need Kubernetes?
Most projects do not. Kubernetes pays off with many services, frequent releases and a team to maintain it. For a single site or a small product, a few well set up servers with Docker are cheaper and simpler.
Can you move us off our old vendor's servers?
Yes. We map what runs where, open accounts in your company's name, move code, data and domains step by step, and close the old access only when everything works.
Will the site go down during a migration?
We plan migrations to avoid downtime: the new setup is tested in parallel, data is synced, and the switch happens at a quiet hour. If a short pause is unavoidable, we agree the time in advance.
Can you reduce our cloud bill?
Often, yes. Savings usually come from unused resources, oversized servers, forgotten test environments and outdated pricing plans. We show each change before making it.
Do you offer support at night and on weekends?
Yes, as an on-call arrangement agreed in advance. It raises the rate, so we first look at how critical the product is and how much alerts and automatic recovery can cover.
Who has access to our infrastructure?
You own every account. Our engineers work with personal access under their own names, limited to what the task needs, and that access is removed when the work ends.