Cloud & DevOps Services
Hosting, deployment, monitoring and security for your site, store and apps - run as one managed service so peak traffic and releases stop being a gamble.
25+ real specialists
In short
- What it is
- Cloud & DevOps Services is part of eData4You's Software & Product Development service: hosting, deployment, monitoring and security for your site, store and apps - run as one managed service so peak traffic and releases stop being a gamble.
- Who it's for
- Brands outgrowing a DIY website or storefront, ready to move from mobile web to a dedicated app, or running critical processes on spreadsheets and generic SaaS tools that no longer fit - plus anyone whose existing site, app or infrastructure has been managed ad hoc with no one accountable when something breaks.
Overview
Most ecommerce businesses don't have a cloud problem until the day they do - a sale that takes the store down, a release that breaks checkout, a hosting bill that doubled without anyone noticing, or a server nobody has patched since the developer who set it up left.
We run the infrastructure behind your website, storefront, apps and internal tools as one accountable service: the cloud setup itself, the pipeline that ships code to it, the monitoring that watches it and the security work that keeps it patched. You get one team that knows how the whole stack fits together, instead of a hosting company, a freelancer and an agency each owning a piece.
The work is sized to the business. A growing brand doesn't need the platform a bank runs - it needs reliable hosting, deploys that don't depend on one person, backups that have actually been tested, alerts that reach someone before customers notice, and a monthly bill that makes sense. Where a larger move is needed, the dedicated Cloud Migration and DevOps & Platform Engineering pages cover those projects in depth.
The service includes both one-off projects - migrating to the cloud, building CI/CD pipelines, setting up infrastructure as code - and ongoing platform engineering and managed operations once everything is running.
Without this
- Site or app slowdowns and outages during sales, launches and seasonal peaks
- Deployments that are manual, undocumented or only one person knows how to run
- A cloud bill that keeps growing with no clear view of what is driving it
- Servers, plugins and dependencies that haven't been patched in months
- Backups that exist on paper but have never been restored to prove they work
- No monitoring beyond customers emailing to say the site is down
- Infrastructure costs that don't match actual usage on the current host
- Deployments that depend on one person knowing the manual steps
Marketplaces & platforms
What you should know
What's included
Cloud architecture and hosting setup on AWS, Google Cloud, Vercel or Cloudflare
CI/CD pipelines with automated checks before anything reaches production
Infrastructure as code, so environments are reproducible and documented
Uptime, performance and error monitoring with alerting that reaches a person
Backup, restore testing and disaster-recovery planning
Security hardening, patching, SSL, access control and secrets management
Cloud cost reviews and right-sizing of over-provisioned resources
Traffic readiness and load checks ahead of sales and launches
Ongoing managed operations with a monthly health report
Current infrastructure audit and migration assessment
CI/CD pipeline design and implementation
Meet the team
Cloud and DevOps work is run by a small, dedicated group rather than one overstretched administrator. A cloud engineer owns the architecture and cost, a DevOps engineer owns the pipelines and infrastructure code, a security specialist handles patching, access and hardening, and a project lead keeps priorities, maintenance windows and monthly reporting on track.
The same team works alongside the developers building your site, store and apps, so a slow page is traced to its real cause - code, database or hosting - instead of being passed between suppliers who each own one piece of the stack.
How this plays out in practice
How this plays out in practice
Most of the work is invisible on purpose. Each morning the overnight alerts, error rates and response times are checked, pending security patches are queued for the next maintenance window, and yesterday's deploys are confirmed healthy. When nothing needs attention, nothing happens - which is exactly what a store owner should expect from their infrastructure.
Two weeks before a big sale, the pattern changes. Last year's traffic curve is pulled up, the store and its APIs are load-tested against it with room to spare, caching rules are tightened, and anything that scaled badly the previous year is fixed while there is still time. The team agrees a change freeze for sale week, so the only thing shipping during peak traffic is the campaign itself.
Good infrastructure work is measured in the outages, slowdowns and surprise bills that never happen.
Then a release goes out on a Tuesday afternoon and checkout errors tick up within minutes. Monitoring catches it before a single customer complaint arrives, the pipeline rolls back to the previous version in one step, and the developer who wrote the change gets the error logs straight away. The fix goes out the next morning, through the same automated checks as every other deploy.
At the end of the month a short report lands: uptime, incidents and how they were handled, patches applied, what the cloud bill did and why, and anything that should change next month - a server that can be downsized, a backup that needs a longer retention, a service approaching its limits. Plain language, no dashboard to decode.
How we work
The Accountable Delivery Process
The same four phases run on every engagement, with the same team accountable end to end - not handed off between specialists who never see the whole picture.
Audit
We start with your current setup - listings, storefront, campaigns, workflows - and find what's actually costing you.
Plan
A scoped plan with clear priorities and timelines, agreed before any work starts.
Execute
One accountable team runs the work - the same people who scoped it deliver it.
Report
Regular reporting against the numbers that matter, not vanity metrics.
Engagement models
Project-based
A defined scope, deliverable and timeline. Best for a single launch, migration, or audit-and-fix.
Retainer
Ongoing monthly work against a recurring set of channels or tasks, for teams that need continuous coverage.
Dedicated team
Staff placed directly into your operation, working your hours and systems, when the gap is capacity rather than a defined project.
Why choose eData4You
- One accountable team - the same people who scope the work deliver it
- 17+ years in operation, 100+ global clients
- Distributed across India, North America & Europe for real-time coverage
- Transparent engagement models, no lock-in surprises
Industries we serve
Also covered on this page
Everything below is part of Cloud & DevOps Services, handled by the same team.
Cloud Migration
Migrating to AWS, Google Cloud or Vercel with a plan for what changes architecturally, not a lift-and-shift that just moves the same problems to a new host.
DevOps & Platform Engineering
CI/CD pipelines and infrastructure-as-code that make deployment routine, not a manual process someone dreads doing on a Friday.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
No. Most engagements start with an existing setup - we audit what is running, document it, fix the risks that matter most first, and then take over day-to-day operations.
AWS, Google Cloud, Vercel and Cloudflare cover most of our work, alongside managed hosting for Shopify, WordPress and WooCommerce stores. We recommend staying where you are unless there is a clear reason to move.
Either. Some clients want a one-off project - a pipeline, a hardening pass, a cost review - while others want ongoing managed operations with monitoring, patching and a monthly report.
You do. Cloud accounts, repositories and infrastructure code sit in your organisation's name; we work inside them with access you control and can revoke.
Setup and audit work is scoped per project. Ongoing management is a monthly retainer sized to the number of environments and the level of cover you need. Cloud provider charges are billed to you directly, with no markup.
Depends on the workload - Vercel for Next.js-centric frontends, AWS or Google Cloud for broader infrastructure needs, chosen against your actual requirements rather than a default.
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