App Service
Our most-used Azure service: fast, reliable hosting for web apps and APIs, with built-in scaling, custom domains, and SSL.
Cloud-Powered Development
We build applications that use cloud services the right way: scalable, reliable, and integrated cleanly with your systems.
Cloud-powered development means using cloud services for scale, automation, and reliability, not just where you host. Microsoft Azure is our primary platform, with 8+ years of hands-on experience; we've also delivered production projects on AWS.
Cloud Services We Work With
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Microsoft Azure
Azure is where we have our deepest experience: hosting, background processing, automated workflows, and database management, knowing not just what each service does but when to use it.
Azure Functions
Background tasks and event-driven processing: scheduled jobs, queue messages, file upload triggers. Serverless means you only pay for what runs.
Logic Apps
Automated workflows built visually: connecting services and third-party APIs without repetitive code. Used for email workflows, data sync, and process automation.
Virtual Machines
For fully controlled server environments (SQL Server, IIS, Windows Services, custom software), we provision and manage Azure VMs for the workload.
Storage & Blob Storage
For file uploads, document management, and data that doesn't belong in a relational database: images, attachments, backups. Scalable and cost-effective.
Azure SQL Database
A managed cloud database fully compatible with SQL Server, reliable and scalable, without the overhead of managing infrastructure.
Cosmos DB
Flexible, document-based storage at scale, for globally distributed or high-throughput applications where a relational database isn't the right fit.
Redis Cache
Caching frequently accessed data in memory, reducing database load and improving response times, especially in high-traffic systems.
Cloud Services
Web and Worker Roles for dedicated compute with fine-grained scaling control, adjusting resources based on CPU usage and traffic.
Azure Monitor
Monitoring and alerting for full visibility into application performance: catching issues early and keeping production systems healthy.
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Amazon Web Services (AWS)
We've worked with AWS on production projects, most notably as the cloud backbone of a large-scale financial ERP on microservices.
EC2: Virtual Servers
Provisioned and configured for a dedicated, fully controllable server environment on AWS.
Lambda: Serverless Functions
Event-driven background processing: running code in response to triggers without managing infrastructure. Particularly useful in microservices.
S3: Cloud Storage
Scalable file and object storage: documents, exports, media files, and application assets read and written programmatically.
SNS: Notifications & Messaging
Notifications and downstream triggers across distributed systems: publishing events that multiple services subscribe to and act on.
SQS: Message Queuing
Reliable message queuing that decouples components, so if one part is busy, messages aren't lost and processing continues.
RDS: Managed Database
Managed relational databases on AWS: removing operational overhead while keeping full SQL compatibility.