Cloud Infrastructure Services: Hosting, Migration, CI/CD and Monitoring
Slow sites, manual deployments and surprise outages usually come from infrastructure nobody owns. We cover hosting, migration, CI/CD and monitoring for websites, apps and SaaS, and projects start from $500 with a written scope.
What our cloud infrastructure services cover
We set up the platform your product runs on, automate how it is released and watch it after launch.
Cloud hosting
Cloud hosting on AWS, Google Cloud or Azure sized to your traffic, with backups and SSL, see cloud hosting services.
Migration to the cloud
Cloud migration of a site, an app or a database with a tested plan and little or no downtime, see cloud migration services.
CI/CD pipelines
Automatic build, test and deploy on every commit, so releases stop depending on one person, see DevOps services.
Monitoring and alerts
Cloud monitoring: uptime checks, performance metrics and alerts to the right person before users notice a problem.
Security and backups
Access control, encrypted data, automatic backups and tested restores as part of the base setup.
Cost control
A managed cloud services mindset: right-sized servers, budgets and alerts so the cloud bill does not grow without a reason.
Why teams choose us for cloud infrastructure
A cloud infrastructure company should leave you with a platform you understand and own. We document everything and keep the setup simple.
Published starting price
Cloud and infrastructure projects start from $500 for cloud hosting or a pipeline, with a written scope and a fixed price before work begins.
Infrastructure as code
Our cloud infrastructure company describes servers, networks and permissions in code, so the setup is repeatable and reviewable and not a pile of manual clicks.
Your accounts, your data
The cloud accounts, the repositories and the documentation belong to you from day one, and we work with least-privilege access.
From setup to support
After the build we keep watching the system, and we also build the product on top with custom software development.
How a cloud infrastructure project runs
Audit
DevOps services start with a review of what runs today, where it runs, how it is deployed and what it costs, and agree the goal.
Plan
We design the target setup, the migration steps and the rollback plan and fix scope and price in writing.
Build and move
We build the infrastructure as code, set up the pipeline, move the workload and test it before the switch.
Monitor and support
We add monitoring and alerts, document the setup, hand it over and stay available for changes.
Which cloud setup fits your product
The right setup depends on traffic, budget and how much your team wants to manage.
| Setup | Best for | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|
| Managed hosting | Websites and small apps with steady traffic | Less control over the stack |
| Cloud VM on AWS, Google Cloud or Azure | Apps that need custom software and full control | You own patching, backups and security |
| Containers and Kubernetes | Larger apps with several services and spikes | More complexity and a higher running cost |
| Serverless | Event-driven features and variable load | Cold starts and vendor-specific limits |
| Hybrid or on-premise | Strict data rules or existing hardware | Slower to scale and more upkeep |
Many small products run well on one cloud server with good backups, and we say so when that is enough.
If the product itself is not built yet, see web application development and MVP development.
What good cloud infrastructure looks like in practice
Good infrastructure is boring: the site loads fast, releases are routine and nobody is afraid of a deploy. We start with an audit of what you have, remove the manual steps that cause errors and put the rest in code. A pipeline builds, tests and deploys every change, so a release takes minutes and can be rolled back.
People search for this work as cloud hosting, cloud migration, DevOps services, cloud monitoring or managed cloud services, and the scope is the same: audit, plan, build, move and support. Technically we work with AWS, Google Cloud and Azure, Docker, Kubernetes where it is justified, Terraform, GitHub Actions and GitLab CI, load balancers, a CDN, SSL certificates, backups and monitoring with alerts. Security basics such as access control and encrypted data are part of every setup.
Costs depend on the size of the workload, the number of environments and the migration risk. The cloud infrastructure cost is agreed in writing after a short call, and teams get a scope, a schedule and a fixed price. Projects start from $500, which is the real minimum for a small hosting or pipeline setup. After launch we offer infrastructure support, so patches, cost reviews and changes stay with the team that built the setup.
Questions we get on the first call
What does cloud infrastructure work include?
They cover setting up, moving, automating and monitoring the servers, networks and pipelines your website or app runs on, usually on AWS, Google Cloud or Azure.
How much do cloud infrastructure services cost?
Projects start from $500. The final price depends on the size of the workload, the number of environments and the migration risk, and it is fixed in writing before work starts.
Which cloud do you work with?
We work with AWS, Google Cloud and Azure and also with simpler hosts when a full cloud is more than you need. We recommend based on traffic, budget and your team.
Can you move my site to the cloud without downtime?
In most cases yes. We copy the site, test it on the new setup, lower the DNS time to live and switch with a rollback plan, so downtime is minimal or none.
What is CI/CD and do I need it?
CI/CD builds, tests and deploys your code automatically on every change. If you release more than occasionally, it saves time and prevents manual mistakes.
Do you set up monitoring and backups?
Yes. Uptime checks, performance metrics, alerts and automatic backups with tested restores are part of the setup.
Will I own the cloud accounts?
Yes. The accounts, the repositories and the documentation are yours, and we work with limited access that you control.
Do you support the system after launch?
Yes. We offer monitoring, patching, cost reviews and changes with clear response times.
How do I start?
Tell us what runs today and what hurts, or ask for the free review. You get a scope and a fixed price, usually within a few days.
Tell us what runs today. We will plan the cloud setup.
The first call is free. Get cloud infrastructure services with a published starting price, a written scope and cloud accounts you own.