Deployment, servers, monitoring and cost work, run by the same team that writes the code, with 24/7 cover on maintained products.
24/7
Response cover on maintained products
200+
Projects delivered end to end
97%
Overview
Pipelines, environments, monitoring and alerting are configured while the product is being built, by the engineers writing it. Release day is uneventful, backups are verified by restore, and alerts reach a person who understands the system.
Every engagement includes
Services
Infrastructure is part of delivery here, not a separate department you get handed off to. Pipelines, environments and alerting are set up during the build, so release day is uneventful.
24/7
Response cover on maintained products
0
Projects delivered end to end
0
Clients who come back
0
Years in business
Capabilities
The parts of the work we own outright: no subcontracting, no handover to a team you have not met.
Discuss your buildRepeatable, reviewable releases with staging environments and a rollback that has actually been tested.
What we deliver
DevOps services
Pipelines, environments, containerisation and release process design.
Server management
Day-to-day hosting operations, patching, backup and restore testing.
Performance optimisation
Profiling and remediation across application, database and infrastructure.
Why Cloudus
Six things clients tell us made the difference, and the reasons they come back for the next build.
Scalable architecture for growth
From a first release to an enterprise platform, we design modular systems that grow with the business instead of forcing a rebuild in year two.
Agile, transparent collaboration
Two-week increments you can open and use, a single point of contact who knows the codebase, and no status reports standing in for working software.
One dedicated team
The same developers stay on your project. No shared resourcing, no rotation halfway through, no re-explaining decisions to a new face.
Use cases
Sectors where we have shipped this kind of work. Open one to see the solutions and the stack we use there.
Related services
Our work
Products we delivered: the scope, the stack and the outcome.
A written scope, estimate and timeline before code starts.
Tech stack
The frameworks, tools and platforms our engineers use here, chosen per project against load, team size and cost, not by habit.
Platforms
Containers & CI
Process
Five stages, each with something you can see at the end of it.
The infrastructure is set up while the product is being built, not improvised at launch.
Frequently asked questions
Timelines, technology, ownership and support, answered before you ask.
Tell us the use case or the constraint, and we will answer it specifically.
Clients who come back
Provisioning, patching, backups and restores on AWS, Azure or your own hosting.
Uptime, error and performance monitoring wired to a person, with escalation that works out of hours.
Query, cache and instance-level work to bring both response times and monthly bills down.
Access control, secret management, dependency patching and periodic review.
Cloud architecture
Right-sized architecture on AWS or Azure, costed before it is built.
Cloud migration
Moves off legacy hosting with a rollback plan and no surprise downtime.
Monitoring & alerting
Dashboards and alerts that reflect what actually breaks in your system.
Support & maintenance
Retained cover with agreed response times and a monthly change budget.
QA built into the build
A dedicated tester on every project, manual and automated, running inside each increment rather than bolted on at the end.
Fixed scope, clear price
A written scope, estimate and timeline before code starts, revisited openly with you if reality changes, not quietly absorbed.
Support after launch
Maintenance, monitoring, patching and 24/7 response cover on the products we run. We are still there in year three.
An operations system that follows every print job from enquiry to delivery, with real profit visible on each one.
View case study ↗Observability
Workshops, written scope, estimate and timeline.
Flows and UI reviewed before development starts.
Two-week increments you can open and use.
Manual and automated testing inside each increment.
Release, monitoring and a maintenance plan.
