Services / Cloud & DevOps
Apoliums sets up and runs the path from code to production, so a deploy is a routine event instead of an evening.
Pipelines that test every change, infrastructure written as code, containers that run the same everywhere, and monitoring that tells a person before it tells a customer. On AWS, Google Cloud, Azure or wherever your software already lives.
What we do
Most engagements start with one of these and grow into the rest once the first one is running.
Every push is built, tested and checked the same way, and a release is one approved step rather than a checklist someone runs from memory.
Servers, networks, databases and permissions are written down in the repository, so any environment can be rebuilt, reviewed and audited.
The same artefact runs on a laptop, in staging and in production. Orchestration is added when the load calls for it, not because a diagram looks better with it.
Logs, metrics and traces go in with the first release, with alerts that reach a person and a runbook that tells them what to do.
Moving off a single server, a shared host or another cloud is planned service by service, rehearsed against a copy, and cut over with a way back.
A line-by-line look at what the cloud bill pays for, and at who can reach what, with the fixes ranked by saving and by risk.
How we work
Nothing is moved before it is mapped, and nothing is cut over without a way back.
Step 01 / 05
We map every service, database, domain, account and manual step involved in shipping and running your software, before changing anything.
Infrastructure map and risk list
Step 02 / 05
Which cloud, which services, how environments are split, what gets automated first, and what it will cost to run each month.
Written plan with a monthly cost estimate
Step 03 / 05
Infrastructure goes into code, pipelines go into the repository, and staging is rebuilt from scratch to prove nothing depends on memory.
Pipelines and infrastructure in your repo
Step 04 / 05
Services move one at a time with monitoring in place first, so each step is measured against the old setup before the next one starts.
Production running on the new setup
Step 05 / 05
You get the runbook, the alert configuration and a handover session, or we keep running it on a monthly retainer with an agreed response window.
Runbook and on-call arrangement
Technologies
Common picks, not a fixed menu. If your team already runs something else, we work in that.
Stack manifest — 04 groups
23 components listed
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The cloud you already pay for, or the one that fits your region and compliance.
06 components
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Written down, reviewed and repeatable.
06 components
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Whatever your repository already lives in.
05 components
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Enough signal to find a problem before a customer reports it.
06 components
Questions
Apoliums sets up and runs the path from code to production: CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, containers, monitoring and alerting, backups, and cloud migration. The aim is that a deploy is a routine, reversible event, and that problems are found by an alert rather than by a customer.
AWS, Google Cloud and Azure, plus platforms such as Vercel, DigitalOcean and Cloudflare. If you already run on one of them, we work there. If you are choosing, we recommend one in writing based on your region, compliance needs, team skills and expected monthly cost.
Yes. Takeovers start with a read-only audit of every service, account, secret and manual step involved. You get a map of what you own and a ranked list of risks before anything is changed.
Changes then happen one service at a time, with monitoring in place first, so nothing is moved that cannot be moved back.
Usually. A cost review finds idle resources, oversized instances, unused storage and data transfer that does not need to happen, and ranks each fix by saving and by risk. Nothing is switched off without your sign-off.
You do. Cloud accounts, repositories, domains and secrets sit in your organisation from day one. The infrastructure code and pipelines live in your repository, so another team can pick them up without us.
Next step
Describe where your software runs, how it gets deployed and what keeps going wrong. Apoliums replies with what we would fix first and what it would take.
