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Solution 08 — Cloud / Infrastructure / DevOps
Infrastructure that just stays up.
Cloud setup, automated deployments, monitoring and backups — so your applications stay fast, secure and online, and releases stop being scary.
Discuss your infrastructure
See what's included
Real system. Real business.
Delivered across several client systems: containers, secure HTTPS, backups and staged releases.
ops.example.com/monitoring
Service health sample data
Services up4 / 4
Open ports80, 443
Last backupToday
Last deploy2 days ago
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DatabasePrivate network only
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HTTPS proxyCertificate renews itself
Health checkResponds in timeOK
Monitoring — every service in one view, with only the web ports exposed.
ops.example.com/deploys
Deployments sample data
Release 12StagingPassed
Release 12ProductionLive
Release 11ProductionPrevious
Deploys — releases go to staging first, then to production.
ops.example.com/backups
Backups sample data
Nightly backupDatabase + uploadsDone
Restore testRestored on a spare copyVerified
RetentionOlder copies cleaned upSet
Backups — backups that have really been restored, not just taken.
Illustrative screens with sample data. Client details are not shown.
What it had to handle
What the infrastructure had to guarantee.
REQUIREMENT 01
Setup the client can repeat
A written deployment guide and ready-made container files, so the system can be installed on a fresh server.
REQUIREMENT 02
Safe by default
Only the web ports are open. The database and the application stay on a private network.
REQUIREMENT 03
Backups you can restore
Backup and restore scripts, with the restore actually tested and documented.
REQUIREMENT 04
Updates that keep the data
Versioned database changes applied step by step, with a staging copy to try them first.
What we built
Infrastructure set up once and documented.
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Containers
The app, the API and the database packaged to run the same way anywhere.
🔒
Automatic HTTPS
Certificates issued and renewed without manual work.
🛡️
Private network
The database is never reachable from the internet.
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Backups & restore
Scripted backups with a tested restore procedure.
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Staging environment
A copy of production for trying changes safely.
🚀
Automated deploys
Pushing to the repository publishes the new version, as on this very site.
Built to last
Built to be trusted: it behaves the same way every day.
2
ports open to the internet: 80 and 443
Staged
every release tried on staging first
Auto
HTTPS certificates renew themselves
Docs
a handover guide for the client
How it works
One person, zero bureaucracy. You talk to the person building your solution.
1
Discovery
We map your process — how the work, the data and the people actually move today.
2
Blueprint
You approve the exact screens and features before a line of code is written.
3
Build in sprints
Working demos every couple of weeks. You see it grow, you steer it.
4
Launch & train
Deployed, tested, your team trained — with support after go-live.
Is this for you?
Honest answer up front — this isn't for everyone.
This is for you if…
- Your system goes down and you find out late
- Releases are manual and risky
- You're not sure your backups work
- Your hosting bill keeps growing
This isn't for you if…
- You run a single static website with no data
- Your hosting provider already manages everything
- You never update your software
- You want the cheapest possible setup, whatever the risk
Questions, answered
The things everyone asks before starting.
Which cloud do you work with?
AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and standard hosting — we recommend what fits your needs and budget.
Can you take over our existing servers?
Yes. We review them first and tell you honestly what to keep and what to fix.
Will there be downtime during a migration?
Migrations are planned to keep downtime to a minimum — often none.
What does it cost?
It depends on scope. After a short discovery call you get a fixed quote in writing — not an open meter. No surprises.
Do I own it?
Yes. You pay for it, you own it — the code, the data, everything. No monthly hostage fees to keep your own business running.