Cloud infrastructure on AWS and a DevOps team
For large stores, media and platforms that have outgrown shared hosting. We design the architecture on AWS, tune the cloud for speed, cost and security, and our DevOps engineers watch it and respond to incidents.
- AWS architecture built to measure
- Tuned for speed, cost and security
- An SLA written into the contract
For projects that have outgrown shared hosting
Large online stores
WooCommerce with thousands of orders and peaks during campaigns and holidays.
Media and content
Lots of visits, caching on several levels and a CDN in front of everything.
Agencies and site networks
Dozens of sites on shared infrastructure, with separate environments.
Platforms with integrations
ERP, payments, APIs and queues around WordPress that have to keep running.
The cloud a large WordPress site needs
AWS architecture
We design the infrastructure on AWS to measure: a load balancer, application servers, a managed database, caching and a CDN. Sized to the traffic, not to a template.
Speed
CloudFront in front of the static files, page caching and Redis for objects, so the site answers fast even under heavy traffic.
Cost optimization
We right-size the resources, scale automatically and use Savings Plans and reservations, so you don't pay for capacity you don't need.
Cloud security
IAM with least privilege, AWS WAF and Cloudflare, private networks, encrypted data and regular reviews of the configuration.
Scaling without downtime
Resources grow for a peak or a campaign and shrink after it, without the site going down.
Databases
A managed database on AWS with replication, backups and tuning of slow queries.
CI/CD and environments
Pipelines in GitHub or GitLab, staging and production, deploys and rollbacks with one click. Containers when the project justifies them.
Monitoring and alerts
We watch the cloud, the database and the site itself with CloudWatch and our own checks. Alerts go to an engineer, not to a mailbox.
Your cloud account
Mostly AWS, but we also work with Google Cloud and your own servers. The infrastructure stays yours.
Four steps, no surprises
Audit
We review the current infrastructure, the cloud bill, the traffic and the weak spots in security.
Plan and quote
We propose an architecture on AWS and a monthly price before we touch anything.
Migration
We move everything to a copy, test it and switch over at an agreed time, with no downtime.
Ongoing care
We monitor, update and scale.
Engineers who know your system
We don't pass tickets between departments. One team is responsible for the whole infrastructure and knows why everything was built the way it was.
- Clear response times, written into the SLA.
- Documentation and access that stay with you.
- Monitoring with alerts that reach an engineer.
- One contract for the whole infrastructure, with no middlemen.
Reviews from our clients
Questions about Enterprise
Do you work with our cloud account?
Yes. The infrastructure is in your AWS or Google Cloud account, and we manage it.
Can you lower our cloud bill?
We look at it in the audit: the size of the resources, what goes unused and the reservations. We tell you what can be saved before we change anything.
Does the site have to be on cPanel?
No. Enterprise projects usually run without cPanel, in an environment designed for the specific site.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the infrastructure and the support you need. After the audit you get a quote with a fixed monthly amount.
Is there an SLA?
Yes. Response times and uptime are written into the contract according to the needs of the project.
Can we get just an audit or a consultation?
Yes. The audit is a separate service, and the report stays with you even if we don't continue together.
What happens if there is an incident at night?
Alerts go to the engineer on call. How fast we respond is written in the SLA.
Do you sign an NDA?
Yes, before we see your code or your data.
Do you work with agencies?
Yes. We take over the infrastructure, and the agency stays the face its client sees.
Tell us about your project
Tell us what you have, and we will tell you honestly whether you need Enterprise or cloud infrastructure maintenance is enough.