AWS infrastructure designed around reliability, control, and real cost
AWS architecture, deployment, monitoring, and scaling for applications where uptime, data residency, and production control matter.
How we use it
We deploy to AWS ECS Fargate for containerised workloads, EC2 for long-running services, RDS for PostgreSQL, ElastiCache for Redis, S3 and CloudFront for assets. We provision all infrastructure as code with Terraform and manage secrets through AWS Secrets Manager.
Best fit for
AWS holds 31% of global cloud infrastructure market share (Synergy Research, 2024) and generated $99 billion in revenue - with India among its fastest-growing regions. The 2024 launch of the AWS Hyderabad Region (ap-south-2) now gives Indian businesses two local availability zones for compliance and latency requirements. AWS reduced EC2 and S3 pricing in 2024, making production-grade cloud infrastructure more accessible to mid-market businesses and startups. For AI workloads specifically, Amazon Bedrock now provides managed access to Claude (Anthropic), Titan, and Llama models within the AWS network - enabling low-latency LLM access without routing through public internet.
What's included
Capabilities
Deployment architecture & IaC (Terraform)
CI/CD pipeline setup & automation
Monitoring, alerting & observability
Backup, rollback & disaster recovery planning
Cost review & right-sizing
Fit analysis
Is this right for you?
Honest breakdown of where AWS shines — and where it doesn't. Pick the right tool.
When to choose this
Right fit scenarios
You are migrating from cPanel or shared hosting to a cloud environment that scales with traffic without manual server capacity planning
Your application has strict data residency requirements and needs to run in the AWS ap-south-1 (Mumbai) or ap-south-2 (Hyderabad) region
You need fine-grained infrastructure control - custom VPC networking, private subnets, security groups, IAM roles, and service-level policies - that managed platforms like Vercel or Heroku do not provide
Your application uses multiple AWS-native services - RDS, S3, SQS, Lambda, CloudFront, Bedrock - and benefits from tight in-network integration between them
Your application must meet enterprise compliance requirements (SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA) where AWS's first-party compliance certifications reduce your audit burden
When to choose this
Right fit scenarios
You are migrating from cPanel or shared hosting to a cloud environment that scales with traffic without manual server capacity planning
Your application has strict data residency requirements and needs to run in the AWS ap-south-1 (Mumbai) or ap-south-2 (Hyderabad) region
You need fine-grained infrastructure control - custom VPC networking, private subnets, security groups, IAM roles, and service-level policies - that managed platforms like Vercel or Heroku do not provide
Your application uses multiple AWS-native services - RDS, S3, SQS, Lambda, CloudFront, Bedrock - and benefits from tight in-network integration between them
Your application must meet enterprise compliance requirements (SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA) where AWS's first-party compliance certifications reduce your audit burden
Honest limitations
Not the best fit if…
Simple Next.js or static frontends where Vercel is faster to set up, cheaper to operate, and equally performant for this specific use case
Pre-revenue startups where the engineering overhead of managing AWS infrastructure outpaces the operational benefit at the current scale
Small applications with predictable, low traffic where a managed VPS (DigitalOcean, Hetzner) is simpler, cheaper, and equally reliable
Teams without any DevOps experience who need to own and maintain the infrastructure - AWS's breadth of services is a liability without someone who knows how to navigate them