DevOps and cloud

DevOps and cloud for the products you run. We set up CI/CD pipelines, cloud environments defined as code, monitoring, backups and security hardening, so a release becomes a routine step with far less risk.

Who it is for

Product teams whose developers still deploy by hand over SSH or FTP, where one bad release can take the live app down. Businesses moving off shared hosting or an old server into a cloud setup they control. And teams that need their data hosted in a particular country or cloud region.

It is not office IT. We do not look after laptops, printers or office networks; we work on cloud servers, Linux, containers and pipelines.

What we build

• Release pipelines. GitHub Actions runs your tests, builds container images and releases to staging, then to production. The new version takes traffic only after it passes a health check. For mobile apps, the pipeline builds and signs Android and iOS releases and uploads them to your store accounts with keys your company issues; on the App Store, a person on your team sends each build to testers.
• Cloud setup and migration. Separate staging and production environments, defined in code so they can be rebuilt. We move apps off a single server or shared hosting into containers, take passwords and keys out of the code, and give you a staging copy to test on.
• Hardening and backups. Key-only SSH, closed ports, automatic security updates, and Cloudflare in front for HTTPS, a firewall and rate limits on logins and webhooks. Encrypted database backups run on a schedule to storage off the server, and we test a restore before handover.
• Monitoring and alerts. Prometheus and Grafana for servers and containers, Sentry for application errors, Firebase Crashlytics for mobile crashes, and uptime checks. Alerts reach your team on Slack, Telegram or email when disk, memory or error levels cross the limits you set.

How we build it

We work on AWS, Google Cloud, Cloudflare, DigitalOcean and Hetzner, in the region you choose. Most setups run on Docker and Docker Compose behind Nginx or Caddy, with small images that do not run as root. For larger cloud environments we use Terraform or OpenTofu, and managed Kubernetes only when the workload needs it. Pipelines run on GitHub Actions, or on GitLab CI or Bitbucket Pipelines if your code already lives there.

By default, the cloud accounts, repositories and domains are in your company’s name, and you pay the cloud provider directly. Our engineers join with individual accounts that have only the access they need, and you can remove that access yourself. The infrastructure code, pipelines and runbooks live in your repository, so another team can take over.

We can add automated checks for leaked passwords and keys and for known-vulnerable dependencies to your pipeline, so a risky change is flagged before it is merged. Runbooks and infrastructure code are written in English; handover summaries and training are in Arabic or English.

Timeline and cost

Time and cost depend mostly on:

• How many services and environments you run.
• Whether a live system has to move from an old server, and how much data and load it carries during the move.
• The architecture: Docker Compose on a few servers, or managed Kubernetes that scales on its own.
• Where your data must be hosted, and how much logging and network separation you need.
• How much support you want after launch.

30 days of fixes after launch are included in the price; longer support is a separate plan agreed in the contract.

After the free call, you get a written scope with the timeline and the price, before you pay any deposit.