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Cloud Infrastructure & DevOps

Set up cloud infrastructure and delivery workflows that make releases easier to manage. We help teams deploy, monitor and maintain applications with documented environments and recovery plans.

Remote delivery for businesses in India and internationally.

Build around the problem you need to solve

A release process should be repeatable, and a production issue should leave enough information to investigate. IZIES helps teams set up cloud infrastructure and DevOps workflows around those needs, from a first deployment to an existing application's migration or operational improvements.

Infrastructure choices depend on traffic, data, availability expectations and the team's ability to operate the system. Managed services, containers and orchestration each bring different responsibilities. The project scope should make those responsibilities and costs visible.

What the work can include

  • Cloud setup and application migration
  • CI/CD build, test and deployment pipelines
  • Containerization and infrastructure as code
  • Monitoring, logs, alerts and incident diagnostics
  • Backup, restore and disaster recovery planning
  • Capacity planning and cloud cost optimization

Example use cases

Prepare a product for launch

Create the environments, deployment pipeline and monitoring needed to operate a new web or mobile backend.

Move an existing application

Plan a cloud migration around dependencies, data transfer and a defined cutover process rather than treating hosting as a file copy.

Improve release operations

Replace inconsistent manual deployment steps with a documented workflow, validation checks and a recovery plan.

Technical approach

We review application dependencies, environments and deployment requirements before planning infrastructure. CI/CD can automate agreed build and validation steps; infrastructure as code can make environments reproducible. Monitoring, backup and restore procedures need testing as well as configuration. Scaling and cost decisions are based on the workload, while migration plans include rollback and an explicit approach to data changes.

From requirements to delivery

  1. 01

    Assess the workload

    Review architecture, traffic, dependencies, access requirements and the existing operational process.

  2. 02

    Configure environments and delivery

    Set up the agreed infrastructure and build/deployment workflow, with appropriate configuration and access separation.

  3. 03

    Validate operation and recovery

    Exercise monitoring, deployment rollback and restore procedures. Document responsibilities and ongoing maintenance needs.

Common questions

Do you work with our existing cloud provider?

Cloud setup and migration are part of the service scope. Provider services, application requirements and access need to be reviewed before defining the work. There is no need to change providers without a practical reason.

Is Kubernetes required?

No. A managed application platform or simpler container deployment may suit the workload. Orchestration should be chosen when its operational benefits justify the additional complexity.

Can you guarantee a migration without downtime?

That cannot be promised without assessing the system. Database changes, stateful services and traffic cutover can affect availability. A migration plan should define the maintenance window, rollback conditions and validation steps.

Discuss your cloud setup

Describe current hosting, release frequency, and uptime needs

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