Cloud, AWS & DevOps Engineering

AWS infrastructure architecture, Docker containerization, CI/CD pipelines, and high-availability operations.

  • AWS (ECS, EC2, RDS, S3)
  • Docker
  • Linux (Ubuntu)
  • GitHub Actions
  • Cloudflare
  • Nginx
  • PostgreSQL
Scope this with us
  • Pay per working milestone
  • You own the code and IP
SECURITY BOUNDARY · IAM · ENCRYPTIONUSERSEDGE · CDN · WAFAPP SERVICES · CONTAINERSDATA · QUEUES · BACKUPSMONITORCI/CD → INFRASTRUCTURE AS CODE
Illustrative view — not a product screenshot

In short

Cloud and DevOps work makes releases routine and outages rare: infrastructure defined as code, automated testing and deployment, monitoring and backups. Infoogle sets this up for new products or migrates existing ones with minimal downtime.

The problem

Unoptimized cloud servers inflate hosting costs, unautomated deployments lead to human error outages, and lack of monitoring leaves engineering teams blind to production incidents.

What we deliver

  • Cost-optimized AWS architectures (ECS, RDS, S3, CloudFront, VPC security)
  • Docker containerization ensuring exact dev/prod environment parity
  • Automated GitHub Actions CI/CD pipelines with zero-downtime rolling releases
  • Automated daily database backups, off-site replication, and incident monitoring

Capabilities

Infrastructure as Code (IaC)

Repeatable, version-controlled cloud environments configured via code.

CI/CD & Deployment Automation

Every git commit tested and deployed automatically with zero manual server intervention.

Server Hardening & Monitoring

Linux security hardening, firewall policies, uptime alerts, and resource telemetry.

How we approach it

  1. Principle of Least Privilege (PoLP) across all cloud credentials and IAM roles.
  2. Edge CDN termination on Cloudflare for DDoS protection and lightning-fast asset delivery.

What you'll have, and when

  1. Week 1

    Current-state review and cost check

  2. Week 4

    CI/CD pipeline and staging environment

  3. Week 8

    Production cut-over with monitoring

Typical for a first phase; your scope sets the real plan.

A typical system, layer by layer

  1. CI/CD pipelines
  2. Containers & services
  3. Infrastructure as code
  4. Monitoring, logs & backups
Illustrative architecture — adapted to each project.

What makes a project bigger or smaller

FactorSmallerLarger
Number of user typesOne app for one audienceCustomer, staff and admin apps
IntegrationsPayments and emailERP, banks, government or legacy systems
Languages & regionsOne languageArabic/English, multiple currencies
Data migrationFresh startYears of records to clean and move
Compliance & securityStandard practicesAudits, certifications, data residency

Where it's used

Application Cloud Migration

Moving on-premise or shared hosting workloads into robust, secure AWS environments.

DevOps Pipeline Implementation

Eliminating manual SSH uploads by setting up continuous integration and automated testing.

Related work

Questions

Common questions

Do we maintain direct ownership of our AWS account?

Yes. All infrastructure is provisioned inside your organization's own AWS account. Infoogle never holds client accounts hostage.

Have a system that needs building — or rebuilding?

Send a short brief. A senior engineer will reply with questions or a time to talk.

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