Cloud Solutions
Cloud Infrastructure and Migration, Sized for Your Business
Cloud advice aimed at small and mid-sized businesses tends to come in two unhelpful flavours: architecture built for a company a hundred times your size, or a single server somebody set up once and nobody has patched since. Both are expensive. The first bleeds money every month; the second bleeds it all at once, on the day it fails.
We design and run cloud infrastructure that matches the load you actually have, with a clear path to the load you might have in two years. For most businesses in Los Angeles, the San Gabriel Valley, the Inland Empire, and Orange County, that is a far smaller and far cheaper setup than they have been told they need.
We work across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Which one matters much less than whether it is set up so that deployments are boring, backups are tested, and the bill is predictable.
What Cloud Solutions includes
Architecture matched to real load
We look at your actual traffic and growth before proposing anything. Most business applications run comfortably on far less than the reference architectures suggest, and the gap between the two is money leaving your account every month for capacity you never touch.
Migration without a weekend outage
Moving from on-premise or from a legacy host is planned in stages with a rehearsed rollback at each one. We run the old and new environments in parallel, verify data, cut over DNS, and keep the old environment warm until the new one has proven itself.
Deployments that are boring
Push to the main branch, tests run, the build deploys, and a bad release rolls back. When shipping is safe and dull, teams ship small changes often, which is also the single best way to keep changes from becoming risky.
Backups you have actually restored
An untested backup is a belief, not a backup. We set retention against how much data you could afford to lose, and we perform a real restore so you know both that it works and how long it takes.
A bill you can predict and explain
Budget alerts, tagged resources so spend maps to something meaningful, and a walk-through of what each line item is for. Cloud bills grow quietly; the fix is visibility, not a spreadsheet nobody opens.
How the work runs
- STEP 1
Audit what exists
Current hosting, dependencies, data volumes, integrations, and where the genuine risk sits. Frequently the most urgent problem turns out to be a missing backup rather than the architecture.
- STEP 2
Design and cost it
A target architecture with a monthly cost estimate before any migration begins, plus what it costs at two and five times your current load so growth does not surprise you.
- STEP 3
Migrate in stages
Lowest-risk workloads first, each with a rollback that has been tested rather than assumed. Nothing moves until the thing before it has proven stable.
- STEP 4
Hand over or keep running
Documented infrastructure, runbooks for the things that go wrong at 2am, and monitoring that pages a human. We can hand it to your team or keep operating it — the documentation is the same either way.
What we build with
- AWS
- Microsoft Azure
- Google Cloud
- Docker
- GitHub Actions
- Terraform
- PostgreSQL
- Cloudflare
- Managed hosting
Cloud Solutions: common questions
Is moving to the cloud actually cheaper?
Not automatically, and anyone who says otherwise is selling. It is cheaper when it is right-sized, and more expensive when it is not. What it reliably buys you is elasticity, real backups, and not owning hardware that fails on a Friday. We give you the monthly number before you commit.
Can you take over infrastructure someone else built?
Yes, and it is a common starting point. We audit what exists, document it, close the security gaps, and stabilise deployment before changing anything structural. The first goal is that you understand what you are running.
What happens if our site suddenly gets a lot of traffic?
That gets designed for up front, because the day it happens is the worst possible time to find out. Depending on your application that means autoscaling, a CDN in front of static assets, and caching — and we load-test it rather than hoping.
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