Cloud Application Development
Applications designed for the cloud scale automatically, recover from failures and only cost what they use. We architect and build cloud-native applications — APIs, platforms and data services — that are ready for growth from the first release.
Running a traditional application on cloud servers is a start. Building for the cloud goes further: managed databases, queues, serverless functions and containers that scale independently, heal automatically and deploy safely many times a day.
Our engineers design architecture that fits your workload and budget — serverless where traffic is unpredictable, containers where control matters — and deliver it with infrastructure as code, automated testing and CI/CD from the start.
Cloud-native engineering for new and evolving products.
Designing applications around cloud services for scale and resilience.
Event-driven applications with functions that scale to zero.
Docker and Kubernetes-based services for portability and control.
Secure, scalable APIs for web, mobile and partner integrations.
Ingesting, processing and storing data with managed cloud services.
Multi-tenant cloud platforms with billing and tenant isolation.
A selection of cloud and DevOps projects. Each was measured on reliability, deployment speed and cost — not just on going live.
LogisticsWe migrated applications to AWS in phases, with infrastructure as code, automated backups and auto-scaling.
EcommerceWe re-architected for auto-scaling, added caching and a CDN, and load-tested before each peak.
FintechWe introduced CI/CD pipelines, automated testing, containerisation and blue-green deployments.
HealthcareWe rightsized resources, introduced reserved capacity, cleaned up unused services and set up cost alerts.
Three principles behind every cloud application.
Complexity only where it's justified.
Failures handled automatically, not manually.
Designs that keep running costs predictable.
Patterns we use to build robust cloud applications.
Queues and events decouple services so they scale and fail independently.
In practice
An order platform processes surges smoothly by queuing work for background services.
APIs built on serverless functions that scale instantly with demand.
In practice
A campaign microsite handled a traffic spike with no servers to manage.
Architecture spread across regions for critical availability.
In practice
A payments service fails over automatically between regions.
Tracing, logging and metrics that make issues easy to find.
In practice
Distributed tracing pinpointed a slow third-party call in minutes.
Tell us about your application. We'll suggest an architecture and estimate running costs — free.
Get a Free Architecture ReviewEvery sector has its own rules, audiences and pressure points. We shape each engagement around yours, so the work lands with the people it is meant for.
Ecommerce & Retail
Digital Healthcare
Fintech & Banking
Delivery & Logistics
PropTech & Real Estate
On-Demand ServicesCloud-native applications handle growth without re-architecture, recover from failures automatically and use resources efficiently — reducing both risk and running costs.
Automated pipelines and infrastructure as code also speed up delivery, so new features reach customers faster and more safely.
The cloud application projects we deliver most often.
Scalable platforms for software products.
Efficient, auto-scaling APIs.
Pipelines and analytics in the cloud.
Breaking up monoliths where it helps.
Cloud-native foundations support ambitious growth.
Handle growth and spikes smoothly.
Applications that stay online.
Automated, low-risk deployments.
Pay for what you use.
Serve users worldwide with low latency.
Add services as needs evolve.
Most projects draw on more than one discipline. These are the services that sit alongside this one.
A cloud-native application is designed to use cloud services such as managed databases, containers and serverless functions, so it scales, recovers and deploys efficiently.
Serverless suits variable, event-driven workloads with minimal operations. Containers suit steady workloads and teams needing more control. Many applications combine both.
Some managed services are provider-specific. We balance their benefits against portability and explain the trade-offs.
We design for efficiency, set budgets and alerts, use autoscaling and review costs regularly after launch.
Yes. Our web and mobile teams build front-ends that connect to the cloud back-ends we create.
An MVP typically takes 8–16 weeks. Larger platforms are delivered in phases.
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