What our AWS development covers
Architecture design
What runs where, how it scales, how it fails and what it costs.
Deployment automation
Build, test and release pipelines with no manual steps.
Managed databases
RDS and DynamoDB with backups, failover and monitoring.
Serverless where it fits
Lambda for work that comes in bursts.
Security and access
IAM permissions scoped to what each part actually needs.
Cost review
Where the money goes, and which resources you can switch off.
When AWS work is needed
- The bill rises but traffic does not. Usually oversized or forgotten resources.
- Deployment is manual. Releases depend on someone copying files to a server.
- Nobody knows what depends on what. Resources were added over time without a plan.
- Security has never been reviewed. Broad permissions, public storage buckets and keys that never rotate.
- You are moving off your own servers. Best done in stages, not one big switch.
The stack we build with
EC2 and container services, S3, RDS for PostgreSQL and MySQL, DynamoDB, Lambda, CloudWatch, IAM and CloudFront. An architecture with twenty services is usually a sign of over-engineering. See also our wider cloud development services.
How an AWS project runs
- Review the accountExisting resources, costs, security and risks.
- Design the smallest setup that worksFewer services, each configured properly.
- Automate deploymentFirst, so every later change ships safely.
- Migrate or buildIn stages, with a rollback ready at each step.
- Monitor and hand overAlerts, dashboards and documentation your team can use during an outage.
Why businesses choose us for AWS
- A few services, set up well. Less to maintain and less to go wrong.
- Cost reviewed as part of the work. Savings often cover a good share of the project.
- Access scoped properly. Permissions match what each part needs, nothing more.
- We say when your setup is fine. If it works, we will not invent work.
