Cloud and DevOps

Servers that deploy themselves, back themselves up and cost what they should.

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Boring, dependable infrastructure.

BitsSolved is a software studio in Tamil Nadu, India that provides cloud and DevOps services: migration, push-to-deploy pipelines, monitoring, tested backups and cost control on AWS, Hetzner or a VPS. Cloud waste is the quietest line item in a growing company. Meanwhile the deploy process is one person’s ritual and the backup strategy is hope.

01

Push to deploy

Tests in the path, staged rollouts and a one-command rollback.

02

Backups that restore

Automated, off-site and test-restored on a schedule. The part everyone skips.

03

Right-sized bills

An audit of what runs where and what it costs, often ending on a well-configured VPS.

What is included.

Scope is written per phase; this is the full list for cloud.

Stack: Linux, Caddy, nginx or Apache, Docker, systemd, GitHub Actions, AWS, Hetzner, DigitalOcean or your own VPS.

  • Cloud migration with a rehearsed cutover
  • CI/CD pipelines
  • Uptime, certificate and disk alerts
  • Off-site, test-restored backups
  • Cost audits and rightsizing
  • Firewalls, SSH hardening and patching
  • Docker and systemd services
  • Documented handover to your team

How the work runs.

Four steps, each with its own written scope and fixed quote. You can stop after any of them and keep everything built so far.

01

Infrastructure audit

What runs where, what it costs and what breaks first, mapped out before anything changes.

02

Plan and rehearse

Migrations and pipelines tested on staging before anything touches production.

03

Execute

Cutover with rollback ready, and deployment automation live from day one.

04

Operate

Managed monthly, or fully documented and handed to your team.

Cloud questions.

Anything else, write to us.

contact@bitssolved.comLonger answers on the blog

Usually. Oversized instances, unattached storage and premium services with cheap equivalents are near-universal findings in an unaudited setup.

Almost certainly not yet. Most products run well on a few well-managed servers, and we will say so plainly.

Yes. Pipelines and monitoring layer onto existing infrastructure. Migration is a separate decision, made on evidence.

AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Hetzner, DigitalOcean or the server you already rent. The architecture serves your workload, not a vendor diagram.

Tell us about your cloud project.

The first call is free and is mostly us asking questions. After it you get the scope in writing and a fixed quote for the first phase.

What happens next

  1. You send the formTell us the problem.
  2. We reply by emailWith any questions.
  3. A free first callThen the scope in writing.
Based inTamil Nadu, India
First callFree, and mostly us asking questions