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DevOps and cloud
Cloud hosting and DevOps for the software we build and support
We set up and run the cloud side of your product: AWS or Azure environments, automated deployments, monitoring and backups. It is part of every project we deliver, and of our support plans after launch.
- AWS + Azure
- environments in your own accounts
- Automated
- builds, tests and deployments
- Monitored
- uptime alerts and backups
What does DevOps do for your product?
It keeps releases safe and the app online, so your team can focus on features.
Releases without stress
Every change is built, tested and deployed the same way, automatically.
Problems caught early
Monitoring and alerts warn us before your users notice.
Data you can restore
Regular backups, and a tested way to bring them back.
Security kept current
Updates and access rules maintained, not forgotten.
A place to test changes
A staging copy of your app to try changes before they go live.
Moves to the cloud
Apps moved from old servers to AWS or Azure, step by step.
What is included?
Set up during the project, and run as part of support afterwards.
- 01
Cloud setup
AWS or Azure environments for production and testing, in your own accounts.
- 02
Cloud migration
Apps and data moved from old servers to the cloud, with a plan and a way back.
- 03
CI/CD pipelines
Automated builds, tests and deployments on every change.
- 04
Monitoring and alerts
Uptime and error monitoring, with alerts to our team.
- 05
Backups
Scheduled backups and a tested restore process.
- 06
Security updates
Operating system, framework and dependency updates.
- 07
Documentation and handover
Every account, setting and pipeline documented and in your name.
Example
IDX: a .NET platform on Azure, delivered and handed over
For IDX we built a .NET backend on Azure, together with the verification page, the brand dashboard and the API, then delivered and handed the platform over.
Read the case studyHow does it work?
Planned with the rest of the project, so hosting is never an afterthought.
- 1
Review
We look at your app, its traffic and how it is hosted today.
You: share access
- 2
Plan
A setup or migration plan, with costs, in writing.
You: approve the plan
- 3
Set up
Environments, pipelines, monitoring and backups configured.
You: review the test environment
- 4
Move
Your app moved and checked, with the old setup kept until the new one is confirmed.
You: approve the switch
- 5
Run
Monitoring, updates and backups as part of a support plan.
You: choose a plan
How is DevOps priced?
During a project, the cloud setup is part of the project price. After launch, it is part of a monthly support plan or billed by the hour. Cloud fees are paid by you, directly to AWS or Microsoft.
What the price depends on
- The size and number of environments
- How much has to move from old servers
- Uptime and backup requirements
- Security and compliance needs
AWS or Azure?
Both work well; we choose with you based on your team and the tools you already use.
AWS
Amazon's cloud, with a broad set of services for apps of any size.
Azure
Microsoft's cloud, a natural fit for .NET apps and companies on Microsoft 365.
DevOps questions
It is part of the software we build and support, so we know the app as well as its hosting. If another team built your app, we usually start with a code review as part of a modernization or support project.
Yours. The AWS or Azure accounts are in your company's name, so you keep full control.
Yes. We plan the move, copy and check the data, and keep the old server running until the new setup is confirmed.
Uptime, errors and resource use. Alerts go to our team, so we can act before your users notice.
Databases and files are backed up on a schedule, and we test that they can be restored.
