DevOps and Cloud Infrastructure
Your production application without headaches: scalable, secure, and with costs under control

More than 100 projects. Developing software since 2012
Our unique system combined with AI delivers faster results.
Oriol Lanuza
Backend development and DevOpsDevelopment and infrastructure are handled by the same team, meaning no one builds castles in the air. Everything we propose, we implement.
DevOps and cloud consulting
Deploy, observe and recover with a clear plan
The software needs an infrastructure suitable for its use and a clear process for updating it. We review how it is deployed, how incidents are detected and how the service can be recovered.
Our cloud infrastructure services help you organize servers, configurations, and dependencies. We choose the tools according to the project and document the operations that the team will need to maintain. We apply best practices to keep data secure and the system running.

From the current state to a clear operation
We prioritize risks and improvements that are useful for the service.
Connected development and operation
Understanding the application helps maintain it
We build with production in mind from day one, with Django and Python since 2012 and Flutter since 2018. Knowing the application helps us trace incidents back to queries, integrations and deployments.
We've applied this at Square One Media, which handles thousands of attendees at once, and at Nou Grup, where a single update reaches the stores of its 14 members at the same time. The ACB app handles audience peaks without driving up the server bill.

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We answer your questions
Not necessarily. We assess the requirements and current environment before proposing a change. A server or other platform may be sufficient.
Yes. We start with access, documentation and the status of the service. From there we propose prioritized improvements and a scope of work.
We can assess this after reviewing the project, the dependencies and the available information. Responsibilities and access must be specified before assuming its operation.
We separate supplier costs from configuration and maintenance work. The proposal specifies what is contracted and how it is reviewed if usage changes.
Availability and recovery objectives are defined according to the infrastructure, dependencies and contracted service. There is no universal guarantee applicable to all projects.
Coverage hours, channels and response times must be expressly agreed upon. Automatic monitoring does not in itself imply 24-hour human attention.
They shouldn't. We prepare deployments so new versions go live without stopping the service, something a clinic or an online store can't afford.
Where it should be: in Europe when the type of data requires it, and with the provider that best fits each case.
You do. The application, the software and the servers are your property, and the documentation and access stay in your hands so that control is yours too.



