Our cloud engineering services design, migrate and run cloud infrastructure on Google Cloud, AWS and Microsoft Azure, engineered around the software that runs on it and supported long after go-live.
Cloud work goes best when the people setting up the infrastructure understand the software that runs on it. As a software development company, that is where we start: with the application, its users and its data, and then the platform that suits them.
Cloud environments designed around your workloads, and a planned move off on-premise servers or ageing hosting.
Automated, repeatable delivery, so releasing a change is routine rather than an event.
Ongoing care once the environment is live: kept secure, backed up, monitored and sized to what you actually use.
Cloud-native back ends, APIs and data platforms for the web, mobile and IoT applications that depend on them.
Scaling is the part of a cloud project that is almost always underestimated. Adding servers is easy. Keeping every server, in every cluster, working from the same correct data is not. That has to be planned before the first line of code, not patched in once the traffic arrives, so we design the architecture for growth from the start.
Custom software developmentWe decide where each piece of data lives, who can write it and how it’s shared between nodes and clusters, before the build starts.
Application nodes keep no data of their own, so capacity grows by adding nodes, not by rewriting code.
We load-test against the growth you expect, not just today’s numbers, so the limits show up in testing, not in production.
Before we recommend anything, we need to understand your current set-up and what you want from it. From there the process generally runs like this:
We work across AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud, and we know which platforms and services suit which requirements. So our recommendations follow your goals, not a house preference.
You’ll know the plan, the rough cost and how payments would work before anything moves.
Every project is different
Our projects are bespoke, so this is the general shape rather than a fixed script. The quickest way to see what yours would look like is a short call or an email.
The assessment and the architecture come first, so the cost, risk and timeline are clear before anything is moved.
Your current systems, workloads, data and dependencies, and what downtime would cost you.
A written design covering the platform, security, backups and expected monthly running costs.
We build or adapt your application to run well in the cloud, with its data planned to scale from the start.
Environments defined in code and version-controlled, ready to review and repeat.
CI/CD pipelines so deployments are automated, tested and reversible.
Staged moves, testing at each step and a rollback plan for go-live.
Alerts, logging and cost reviews from day one.
Maintenance, security updates and changes, with agreed response times.
Flexible on technology. We’re not tied to one language, framework or platform. We choose the technology that fits your project, your team and the systems you already run.
Epicdev understood our business needs quickly, but more importantly, were able to translate those needs into working solutions accurately and efficiently. We never felt any challenge was too difficult to solve; they reliably presented options and recommendations regardless of the problem.
Ryan Botha
VP Digitalisation, Energy Drive
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There are two parts. The engineering work is quoted against a written scope after the assessment. The monthly running costs are estimated as part of the architecture, so you know them before anything moves. We can also structure payment plans around the project.
It depends on what you already run, the services your applications need, where your users are and any agreements or credits you already have. We work across all three and recommend one against your requirements.
We plan migrations to keep downtime to a minimum: systems move in stages, each step is tested, and the final cutover is scheduled for a quiet period, with a rollback plan in case anything doesn’t behave as expected.
Yes. We start with an audit of the existing set-up, covering security, costs, backups and how it is deployed, and then agree with you what to keep, fix or rebuild.
The environment can move onto a support agreement under a service level agreement, covering monitoring, security updates, backups, cost reviews and changes, with agreed response times.
Share a short description of what you run today, where it is hosted and what you would like to change. We will get back to you within one working day.