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Cloud Infrastructure Planning
We review your application, workload, and business requirements to plan a secure and reliable cloud infrastructure.
Cloud & DevOps Engineering
Cloud & DevOps Engineering Solutions
From a finished build to a tested, monitored release.
We help businesses build, deploy, and manage reliable cloud infrastructure with practical DevOps solutions. From CI/CD pipelines and containerization to cloud migration, monitoring, and deployment automation, we set up systems that are easier to manage and ready to scale.
- Google Play and App Store submissions, done by the rules
- Testing before every release
- CI/CD pipelines in your own repository
- Zero-downtime deploys with a tested rollback
- Monitoring, backups and updates after launch
- Your accounts, your keys, your code
How a release moves
Five steps between "it works" and "it's live"
Most launches that slip do not fail in the code. They fail at the edges: an account nobody set up, a store form nobody filled in, a deploy nobody could undo. This is the path we take every release through.
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Cloud Environment Setup
We configure the required cloud services, networking, access controls, and environments for smooth application deployment.
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CI/CD Pipeline Setup
We set up automated CI/CD pipelines to build, test, and deploy application updates with fewer manual steps.
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Containerization & Deployment
We use containers and deployment tools to make application releases consistent across development and production environments.
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Monitoring & Optimization
We monitor application performance, cloud resources, and deployments, then optimize the setup as your workload grows.
What we take care of
Four jobs around every launch
Each card below is a part of the release we own end to end. Scroll through them - the board on the right fills in the way the work does.
01 · Store launch
Google Play and the App Store, done properly
Store review is where launches slip. We prepare everything reviewers look at - listing, screenshots, privacy policy, the Data safety form and App Privacy details, content rating, a test account for the reviewer - and we plan around the rules instead of against them.
- Developer accounts set up in your name: personal or organization, with a D-U-N-S number when a business publishes
- Closed testing planned for new personal Play accounts - 12 real testers, 14 days - before production access
- Signing keys, app bundles and TestFlight builds managed from your own accounts
- If a review comes back, we answer it, fix it and resubmit
02 · Quality assurance
Testing before every release, not after complaints
Bugs are cheapest before users see them. We write down what must work, automate the checks that repeat, and put each release candidate in front of people on real phones and browsers before it ships.
- A test plan built from the journeys that make you money: sign-up, payment, booking, checkout
- Automated regression and API tests that run in the pipeline on every change
- Manual and exploratory testing on the devices your customers actually use
- Performance, load and OWASP-based security checks where the app needs them
03 · Cloud & CI/CD
Hosting and pipelines you own and understand
Hosting sized for the traffic you have today, with room to grow - on AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, DigitalOcean or a well-configured VPS. Every deploy runs through a pipeline, so releasing is a button, not a ritual.
- CI/CD with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI or Bitbucket Pipelines
- Docker where it helps; Kubernetes only when your scale justifies it
- Zero-downtime deployment techniques and a rollback tried before launch day
- Infrastructure written down: what runs where, who has access, how to restore
04 · After launch
Monitoring, backups and updates
Launch day is the start. We switch on the checks that tell us about a problem before your customers do, keep servers and dependencies patched, and test that backups actually restore.
- Uptime checks and alerts on the pages and APIs that matter
- Error tracking, with alerts going to the engineers who can fix them
- Scheduled backups and regular restore tests
- Security updates, upgrades and a short monthly report; response times agreed in your maintenance plan
Android launch, honestly
Google Play's testing rule for new accounts
If you have been told your app can go live on Google Play "today", read this first.
If your app is published from a personal Google Play developer account created after 13 November 2023, Google requires a closed test with at least 12 testers who stay opted in for at least 14 days. Only then can you apply for production access, and the application asks about your test, your audience and why the app is ready. Google says that review usually takes seven days or less. A realistic plan is three to five weeks from the first tester to going live.
What we do
- Put the closed-test weeks into your launch plan from the start
- Help you recruit real testers: your customers, staff, a beta list
- Give testers tasks, collect feedback and ship fixes during the test
- Prepare the production-access answers from the test log
- Set up an organization account (D-U-N-S number) when a business publishes the app
What we will not do
- Sell, rent or publish through "aged" developer accounts - Google's rules prohibit buying and selling accounts
- Use paid tester farms to fake a closed test
- Publish your app on our account instead of yours
- Promise approval - Google makes that decision
The full guide, with a week-by-week plan: Google Play's closed testing rule, explained
Services
Everything around the release
Take the whole set, or only the part your team is missing.
Testing
- Manual and exploratory testing
- Automated regression tests
- API testing
- Cross-browser and device testing
- Performance and load testing
- Security checks (OWASP Top 10)
- Accessibility checks
- User acceptance testing support
Deployment
- Staging environments
- Production releases
- Zero-downtime deploys
- Rollback plans
- Database migrations
- Domains, DNS and SSL
- Versioned releases and changelogs
Cloud
- AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, DigitalOcean
- Docker containers
- Kubernetes, when it is warranted
- CI/CD pipelines
- CDN and caching (Cloudflare)
- Load balancing
- Cloud migration
Monitoring
- Uptime monitoring
- Error tracking and alerts
- Centralised logs
- Backups and restore tests
- Security updates
- Monthly health report
Ownership
What stays yours
Nothing about your release should depend on us staying around. This is what you hold at the end.
Your repository
The code, its full history and the pipeline configuration, in a repository you own.
Your cloud accounts
Hosting billed to you and registered in your name. We work in it as invited users.
Your store accounts and keys
Google Play Console, App Store Connect and the signing keys - held by you, handed over with instructions.
A written runbook
How to deploy, roll back and restore a backup, written so another engineer could follow it.
An NDA before we start
Signed before you share code, credentials or plans with us.
One paid milestone to start
Judge the work on a first milestone before committing to the rest.
What the service covers
Reliable Cloud Infrastructure
We build cloud infrastructure that is reliable, organized, and easier to manage as your application grows.
CI/CD Automation
We automate build, testing, and deployment workflows so your team can release updates with less manual work.
Faster Deployments
We streamline application deployments to reduce delays and make software releases more consistent.
Monitoring & Stability
We set up practical monitoring and alerting to help teams identify issues and keep applications running smoothly.
Cloud Migration Support
We help move applications and workloads to the cloud with a planned approach that keeps disruption to a minimum.
Platforms we work with
- AWS
- Azure
- Docker
- Kubernetes
- Terraform
- GitHub Actions
- Jenkins
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What cloud platforms do you work with?
We work with cloud platforms such as AWS and Azure, choosing the right setup based on your application, infrastructure, and business requirements.
Can you set up CI/CD pipelines for our application?
Yes. We can set up CI/CD pipelines to automate code builds, testing, and deployments, helping your team release updates with less manual effort.
Do you provide Docker and Kubernetes solutions?
Yes. We use Docker and Kubernetes to package, deploy, and manage applications in environments that need reliable and scalable infrastructure.
Can you help migrate our application to the cloud?
Yes. We can plan and manage cloud migration for applications and workloads while keeping downtime and disruption as low as possible.
Can you automate our application deployments?
Yes. We can automate deployment workflows using DevOps tools and CI/CD practices, making releases more consistent and easier to manage.
Next step
Tell us what you are launching
Share what you are releasing, where it runs today and the date you have in mind. An engineer replies within 24 hours with the steps, the risks and a realistic timeline.