AWS & Cloud Consulting
AWS infrastructure for teams outgrowing shared hosting.
EC2 and RDS setup, migrations, and CI/CD pipelines — from someone who runs this in production. We'll also tell you plainly where this practice is newer than our e-commerce work.
What's included
- AWS infrastructure setup & migration — EC2 for app hosting, RDS for managed databases
- Migrating off shared/cPanel hosting onto real infrastructure
- CI/CD pipeline setup — automated build, test, deploy
- Docker-based deployment workflows
- WordPress-on-AWS hosting & ongoing ops
- Server hardening, backups & monitoring
Good fit if: you're on shared hosting and outgrowing it, you already pay for AWS but nobody's really managing it, or you need WordPress properly hosted on EC2/RDS instead of a shared control panel.
Not a fit if: you need large-scale Kubernetes or complex multi-region Terraform-managed infrastructure today — see the straight talk below.
Straight talk
This practice is newer than our 12+ years of e-commerce work. Kubernetes and Terraform are things we're actively growing into — not services we sell today. If your project genuinely needs either right now, we'll say so upfront and point you elsewhere if we can, rather than take the work and learn on your budget.
How it goes
Three steps, same as any engagement.
01 · Assess
Review what's actually running today and where the real risk is — before proposing a migration.
02 · Build
Set up EC2/RDS, wire the CI/CD pipeline, containerize what needs it — in reviewable increments.
03 · Operate
Backups, monitoring, and patching — infrastructure work doesn't end the day it launches.
FAQ
AWS questions worth asking upfront.
Not as a delivered service today. We're actively growing into both, but we'd rather tell you that upfront and point you elsewhere if your project genuinely needs them right now than take the work and learn on your budget.
EC2 and RDS primarily, plus the CI/CD and deployment tooling around them — Docker-based deployment workflows, automated build/test/deploy pipelines, backups and monitoring. That's real, proven, day-to-day work.
Yes — WordPress on EC2 with RDS for the database is one of our most established projects: proper server configuration, security groups, and ongoing management instead of a shared-hosting control panel.
Both. Infrastructure setup runs project-based with a fixed scope, or as an ongoing retainer covering backups, monitoring, and patching once you're live.
Yes — that's exactly what a Cloud & Infra Audit is for: a short, focused review ending in a written list of what to fix and in what order, before you commit to a migration.
Tell us what you're hosting on today.
Shared hosting, unmanaged AWS, or something in between — describe your setup and we'll tell you honestly what moving to AWS would actually take.
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