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AWS

Enterprise cloud infrastructure for secure hosting, auto-scaling workloads, and globally distributed deployments.

AWS — engineering delivery and architecture

Amazon Web Services provides the building blocks for production-grade cloud systems — compute, networking, storage, identity, and managed databases used by startups and enterprises worldwide. We design AWS architectures around your availability targets, data residency needs, and cost constraints: VPC isolation, IAM least privilege, auto-scaling groups, RDS or containerized workloads, S3 for assets, CloudFront for delivery, and Route 53 for DNS resilience. AWS fits products that must scale past single-server limits, pass security reviews, and recover cleanly from zone or regional failures with documented runbooks.

AWS — implementation and platform context

Security & vulnerability posture

Organization-level guardrails (SCPs), no public databases by default, bastion-less access via SSM where possible, and quarterly access reviews. Infrastructure defined in Terraform or CloudFormation with peer review. Penetration test findings tracked to remediation with severity SLAs.

Delivery focus areas

How we stitch this capability into PWAs, public websites, admin consoles, integrations, and long-term roadmaps.

Cloud infrastructure & high availability

Multi-AZ deployments, load balancing, and health checks that keep services reachable during component failure.

  • Auto-scaling tied to CPU, memory, or custom metrics
  • Disaster recovery and backup policies
  • Global deployments with CDN and regional stacks
  • Capacity planning from traffic forecasts
Security & compliance posture

Identity boundaries, encryption, and logging that satisfy internal security and customer due diligence.

  • IAM roles instead of long-lived keys
  • KMS encryption for data at rest
  • AWS Config and GuardDuty alignment
  • Network segmentation and WAF rules
Scalable application hosting

ECS/EKS, Lambda, or EC2 patterns chosen for team skills, traffic shape, and operational overhead.

  • Container registries and image scanning
  • Secrets Manager and Parameter Store usage
  • S3 lifecycle policies for logs and assets
  • Cost allocation tags per product line
Enterprise operations & monitoring

CloudWatch, alarms, and incident response integrated into your on-call and release process.

  • Centralized logging and trace correlation
  • SLO dashboards for critical services
  • Runbooks for failover and restore
  • FinOps reviews on spend anomalies

Next step

Planning AWS infrastructure for production?

We design landing zones, scaling models, and security controls sized to your compliance and growth targets.

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