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Cloud architecture & DevOps

Production infrastructure with backups that restore, alertsthat reach someone and a billyou can predict.

Vercel, PostgreSQL, Firebase and dedicated compute where it saves money — designed and run so outages are found by an alert, not a customer.

VercelAWSFirebaseObservabilityCost control
Codepull requestPipelinepreview → productionVerceledge · functionsDataPostgres · backupsMonitoringlogs · alerts
Why it works

Environments in code. Restores rehearsed. Costs as a decision. Secrets live in a manager.

What's included

Everything the engagement delivers.

Each piece already runs for a client — nothing here is a slide.

01

Architecture review

Vercel for the app, Postgres or MongoDB for data, dedicated compute where cheaper. Target design + costs.

02

Runtime & caching

Edge or Node per route, cache rules, queues and cron, webhook ingestion. In production · runtime fix.

03

Delivery pipeline

Previews per pull request, secrets management, one-click rollback. Deploy on merge.

04

Observability

Structured logs, tracing, uptime and error alerting, dashboards. Alerts reach a person.

05

Backups & security

Tested restores, headers, WAF, rate limits, dependency scanning. Restore rehearsed monthly.

06

Infrastructure for AI

Model routing, caching, per-tenant cost caps, evaluation pipelines. Cost caps on.

How it runs

Environments in code. Restores rehearsed. Costs as a decision.

A

Secrets live in a manager

A new engineer deploys on day one; nobody pastes a key into a chat.

B

Restores are rehearsed monthly

A backup that has never been restored is a hope, not a plan.

C

Cost per environment and feature

The monthly report makes the bill a decision, not a surprise.

D

Dedicated compute when it pays

Constant workers, heavy egress or GPUs move off serverless.

Questions buyers ask

Before you write to us.

01

Why Vercel?

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For a Next.js product it removes builds, previews, edge delivery and rollbacks from your plate; other workloads go to dedicated compute.
02

When do we need a dedicated server?

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Constant database or workers, rising egress, or a region/GPU serverless doesn't offer.
03

How are backups tested?

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A restore into staging every month, timed and reported.
04

What does the retainer include?

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Monitoring, alert response, patching, cost review, monthly report, quarterly architecture review.
05

Can you take over another agency's infrastructure?

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Yes — the architecture sprint documents it, fixes the unsafe parts first, plans the rest.

Tell us what should
run itself.

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