Servers That Stay Up Without Someone Watching Them
Hosting, deployment and monitoring on AWS, Azure and DigitalOcean, set up so releases are routine and outages are noticed before customers call.
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The Work That Only Gets Noticed When It Is Missing
Every platform we build has to run somewhere, and over 37 projects that has meant DigitalOcean droplets, AWS, Azure and Laravel Forge, with Redis for caching and CI/CD so deploys are a command rather than an event. This is the part clients rarely ask about until a deploy breaks production on a Friday, or a server fills its disk quietly for a month. We set up the boring infrastructure properly: backups that are tested, deploys that roll back, and monitoring that tells you before a customer does.
What you get
What an infrastructure engagement gets you
Deploys that are boring
Shipping should be unremarkable. If your release process needs a calendar invite, something is wrong.
Backups you have tested
We restore one, so you know it works before the day you need it.
Alerts that reach a person
Monitoring that tells you about the disk filling up, rather than a dashboard nobody opens.
A rollback path
Every deploy has a way back. Fixing forward under pressure is how small problems become outages.
Cost that makes sense
Right sized instances and a look at what you are paying for versus using.
Documentation that exists
What runs where, and how to restart it. Written down rather than in one person’s head.
How an infrastructure engagement runs with us.
01
Audit
What is running, where, and what would happen if it stopped. Usually the first written record of it.
02
Plan
Migration or hardening plan with a rollback path, sequenced so nothing goes dark unexpectedly.
03
Implement
Provisioning, pipelines, monitoring and backups, tested rather than assumed.
04
Hand over
Documentation, access and a restore you have watched work.
Technologies we use
The stack we reach for most on this kind of work. Every one of these has shipped on delivered client work.
aws
microsoft azure
digitalocean
laravel
vercel
linuxserver
cicd
redis
mysql
This is probably the right fit if one of these sounds familiar
- →Deploying makes you nervous and you do it late at night.
- →Nobody is certain your backups would restore.
- →Your server was set up by someone who has left and nothing is documented.
- →The application is slow and adding a bigger server did not fix it.
- →You found out about the last outage from a customer.
- →Your hosting bill has grown and nobody can say exactly why.
We work with clients in the USA, Europe and the Gulf. Tell us what you have and what it needs to do, and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.
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