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Cloud deployment and hosting

Release with a plan for what comes next.

Set up a repeatable route to production on AWS, Azure or Heroku. Bring environments, delivery checks and operating visibility into the same plan.

Overview

Cloud deployment and hosting work takes software into an environment where it can be released, monitored and maintained. Our team helps configure infrastructure, delivery workflows and the operational checks behind a production release.

What we work on

  • Review hosting needs and environment boundaries.
  • Set up build, release and rollback workflows.
  • Configure agreed monitoring, backups and access controls.

What you receive

  • Deployment configuration
  • Release and rollback runbook
  • Operational monitoring setup

What shapes the cost?

Environment count, infrastructure complexity, migration work, availability needs and ongoing support.

What shapes the timeline?

We assess the current setup before scheduling a release or migration. Validation, recovery checks and rollback planning are part of the agreed delivery scope.

What to bring to the first conversation

Current environments, cloud accounts, deployment steps, workload expectations and recovery requirements.

Selected work

Experience behind the service

GrowthDay: source portfolio visual
Product engineering

Engineering for a platform that grew to 400K+ users.

Growing a personal development platform meant rebuilding its frontend, improving mobile checkout and giving the enterprise product room to grow.

400K+ Platform users
+9% Checkout conversion improvement

FAQ

Before we get started.

Will you choose the hosting provider?

We can recommend a provider after reviewing your existing stack, traffic, reliability needs and operating budget.

How is deployment different from ongoing hosting support?

Deployment establishes how software reaches an environment. Ongoing support covers agreed operational work after release, such as updates, monitoring or incident handling. We define these responsibilities separately so ownership is clear.

Will moving to the cloud automatically lower our costs?

No. Costs depend on architecture, usage, service selection and operating practices. Our team can review those drivers and propose changes; savings need to be checked against real billing and workload data.

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