Cloud infrastructure and DevOps
We design, migrate and operate infrastructure for business systems on AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud, with stability, the capacity to scale with demand and predictable costs.
When it applies
- Systems run on on-premise servers or on undocumented configurations.
- Deployments are manual and pose a risk to operations.
- Cloud spend grows month after month without a clear explanation.
- There are no verified backups, monitoring or contingency plan for failures.
Service scope
Cloud architecture
Infrastructure designed around load, required availability and budget.
Migrations
Existing systems moved to the cloud in stages, without interrupting operations.
DevOps and continuous deployment
Automated pipelines to test and release changes safely and repeatably.
Monitoring, backups and costs
Alerts, verified backups and periodic review of cloud spend.
Methodology
- 01
Discovery call
A no-obligation initial session to understand the operation, the objectives and the project's feasibility.
- 02
Proposal
Scope, priorities and a first version with measurable results.
- 03
Staged development
Working deliveries validated and adjusted in each iteration.
- 04
Go-live
Production launch, results measurement and continuous improvement.
Industries
The SaaS products we operate run in the cloud with automated deployments. For industrial companies, including Oil & Gas, we design infrastructure that meets their security and availability requirements.
Oil & Gas: View solutions →Related projects
Health & Nutrition
NutrIA – Nutritional Software
55% reduction in total consultation time and nutritional calculations
View case →Hospitality & Restaurants
BATEO – Point of Sale
Reduction in reconciliation, logistics, and invoicing times
View case →Frequently asked questions
Which cloud providers do you work with?
AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud. The choice depends on existing infrastructure, requirements and cost.
Can the current infrastructure be assessed?
Yes. The service can start with a review of architecture, security and costs before proposing changes.
Does migration interrupt operations?
In most cases, no: migration is planned in stages, with a rollback plan.