SystemcraftCloud & DevOps
Deploys that are boring, costs you can predict, and a system that stays up on your biggest day.
What this includes
- Cloud architecture and migration
- Auto-scaling and load testing
- CI/CD pipelines and staging environments
- Monitoring, alerting and cost review
Two kinds of infrastructure pain
The first is the site that falls over exactly when the campaign works. The second is the bill that grows every month while traffic does not.
Both come from the same place: infrastructure nobody has looked at on purpose.
What we set up
- Deploys that run on every merge, so shipping stops being an event
- A staging environment that matches production, so surprises happen there instead
- Scaling rules proven with a load test, not assumed
- Alerts that reach a human before a customer does
Load tested, not hoped for
We do not tell clients their system will handle a spike. We generate the spike and show them. That is what happened before the campaign in the campaign platform case study.
Questions we get asked
Which cloud provider do you use?
Whichever fits the workload and the budget, and we explain the trade-off in plain terms before deciding. We do not have a reseller incentive pointing us at one of them.
Can you reduce our current cloud bill?
Often, yes. The usual causes are oversized instances running all night, storage nobody deleted, and traffic served from the wrong region. We report what we find and what it would save before touching anything.
Solutions
High-Traffic Campaign Platform
For the launch, sale or registration day where everyone arrives in the same ten minutes.
Digital Transformation
For businesses whose systems worked at half this size and are now the thing slowing them down.
Scalable Digital Products
Build it so the day it works is not the day it breaks.
Case Studies
A Campaign Platform That Held Through Its Peak
A campaign system that could not survive peak hours was rebuilt to scale before the campaign, not during it.