Cloud and DevOps
Cloud hosting, automated deployments, backups and monitoring set up properly, so releases are routine, outages are rare and costs are predictable.
In short
Good infrastructure is invisible: releases go out without drama, backups exist and have been tested, and the bill doesn't surprise anyone. We set up and look after cloud hosting on Google Cloud, Firebase and AWS, automate builds and deployments, put monitoring and alerts in place and keep costs in check. For many businesses, serverless and managed services mean far less to run and far less to pay.
Process
How the work runs, step by step
- 01
Review your current hosting, deployments, costs and risks
- 02
Choose managed and serverless services wherever they reduce work
- 03
Describe infrastructure as code, so it can be rebuilt from scratch
- 04
Automate builds, tests and deployments with a one-click rollback
- 05
Add monitoring, alerts and tested backups
- 06
Review costs regularly and right-size what's over-provisioned
What you can expect
Why Univolute
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Cloud accounts are set up in your name, with you as the owner
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We favour managed services that need less looking after
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Every environment is reproducible from code, not someone's memory
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Backups are restored in drills, not just assumed to work
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Clear monthly cost estimates before anything is switched on
Run & Grow
Often paired with
Quality and Security
Find the bugs and the gaps before your users do.
Support and Maintenance
Someone looking after your software every month.
Data and Dashboards
See your business clearly, every morning.
Insights
Further reading
Designing around WhatsApp
For many Indian businesses, WhatsApp is the main customer channel. How to automate invoices, reminders and updates without breaking the rules or annoying customers.
India's DPDP Act: a checklist for your app
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act's obligations are arriving in stages. A practical checklist for product teams: data inventory, notice, consent, rights, security and deletion.
Offline-first apps for patchy networks
On the shop floor, in the field or on the road, the signal comes and goes. How to design apps that keep working, never lose work and sync safely.
Common questions
Something else on your mind? Ask us directly.
Which cloud do you recommend?
It depends on your product and team. We work mostly with Google Cloud and Firebase, and with AWS, and choose Indian regions when data should stay in the country.
Can you reduce our cloud bill?
Often. Idle resources, oversized machines and missing limits are common. We review usage and estimate the savings before changing anything.
Can you take over hosting another team set up?
Yes. We start with a review, document what exists, fix the riskiest gaps and then take over day-to-day running.