Run — Hosting & DevOps
Infrastructure that deploys itself, monitors itself and alerts us when something goes wrong — not a server you SSH into and pray.
What we run
Push to main, tests run, builds verify and the app deploys — automatically, every time, with a rollback ready if anything breaks.
Uptime checks, error tracking and performance dashboards, with alerts that reach us before your customers notice something is wrong.
Scheduled database snapshots, file storage backups and tested restore procedures, so you never lose data you can’t recover.
HTTPS everywhere, security headers, dependency vulnerability scanning, patching and access controls configured from day one — not after an incident.
Architecture diagrams, environment guides and runbooks, so your platform never depends on the one person who set it up.
We monitor, patch, update and optimize your infrastructure. You call us when you want changes, not when something breaks.
Where we host
We pick the platform that fits your app and budget — not a default — and explain why.
Scope
Clear lines matter most when something breaks. Here’s what’s ours to handle and what stays with you.
In scope
Not included
Engagements
Ongoing management, a one-off fix to how you ship, or taking over a setup someone else left behind.
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Sites and apps that need someone keeping them healthy and up to date.
Includes
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Teams that run their own hosting but want deploys and monitoring done properly.
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Setups inherited from a contractor or a departed engineer, with knowledge nobody wrote down.
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Onboarding
Typical stages for bringing an existing setup under management. Durations vary with how much the audit turns up.
You grant admin access to hosting, DNS and repositories. We review domains, SSL, CI/CD, backups and monitoring, then write up the gaps and risks we find.
We plan the target setup — hosting provider, deployment flow, monitoring stack and backup strategy — sized to your app and its real traffic, and walk you through the reasoning.
We build CI/CD, configure staging and production, set up automated backups and move accounts and domains into your name where they aren’t already.
We migrate your app with a zero-downtime cutover wherever the platform allows, then confirm deploys, alerts and a backup restore all work in production.
Dashboards, alerts and runbooks go live, your team gets a walkthrough, and ongoing managed support begins from the same people who set it up.
Stack
FAQ
Something else on your mind? Ask us directly.
The infrastructure itself, plus everything that keeps it healthy: uptime and error monitoring, automated backups with tested restores, security patching and a direct line to us when something breaks. Support comes from the same small team that set the environment up — not a ticket queue.
Usually, yes. We start with an infrastructure audit to understand how the app is built, where it runs and what state the deploys and backups are in. Then we give you an honest recommendation — sometimes a straightforward migration, sometimes a few fixes first so we can actually stand behind it.
For managed clients, automated monitoring alerts reach us directly — often before you’ve noticed anything is wrong — and you talk to the people who built the system, not a ticket queue. We’d rather walk you through the monitoring setup and how incidents get handled than promise a response time on a sales call.
Yes. Hosting accounts, domains and DNS live in your name — we’re administrators, not owners. If you ever move to another team, everything is documented and fully portable, with runbooks and architecture docs included. No lock-in, and no hostage negotiations over your own domain.
As a monthly retainer sized to your platform — a marketing site costs less to run than an app with a database, background jobs and real traffic. Every setup is scoped individually: share a rough budget range on our contact form and we’ll come back within 24 hours with a scoped estimate.
Whichever fits: Vercel, AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Netlify, Cloudflare, DigitalOcean, Railway, Render, Fly.io or a managed VPS, chosen per project rather than by default. A marketing site often belongs on Vercel, Netlify or Cloudflare; a data-heavy app may need AWS, Google Cloud or Azure; a simple backend can be happiest on a predictable VPS. If you already have a provider or cloud account, we work within it. Either way, we explain why.
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