Web development
Marketing sites, portals and web applications built on modern, maintainable foundations that your team can keep running.
Learn moreServices
Cloud and Infrastructure in Erbil, Iraq
We set up hosting, deployment, backups and monitoring so that releasing a change is routine instead of an event, and so that when something does break you find out before your customers do.
What this covers
Infrastructure work is everything between finished code and a service people can rely on: where it runs, how a change gets there, what happens to the data if a machine disappears, and who is told when it stops responding. Most of it is invisible when it is done well, which is exactly why it gets skipped.
We also do the unglamorous half. Migrating a site off hosting nobody has the password for any more, getting a domain and its certificates back under your control, and writing down how the system actually works so the knowledge is not sitting in one person's head.
Who it is for
Teams deploying by copying files onto a server, companies whose hosting was set up by somebody who has since left, and product teams who want previews, backups and alerting without hiring a full-time engineer for it. It is a natural addition to a build we did, but we take it on for systems we did not write.
How we work
The same three steps on every project, whatever the service.
Tell us what you need
A short brief or one call. No forms, no sales process.
Fixed scope and quote
You get a written plan and a fixed price within 24 hours.
Build, review, ship
You review at every stage. Deployed, documented and handed over.
Infrastructure work is scoped from what exists now, so the first step is usually an audit of the current setup, and the fixed quote follows that.
What's included
- Hosting chosen and configured for what the application actually needs.
- A deployment pipeline with preview environments and a way back.
- Automated backups, and a restore that has been tested rather than assumed.
- Uptime and error monitoring, with alerts that reach a person.
- Domains, DNS and SSL certificates, documented and in your accounts.
How we build it
We deploy to Vercel and comparable managed platforms, use managed Postgres for data, and keep configuration in the repository so an environment can be rebuilt rather than remembered. Where a project genuinely needs its own servers we say so. Managed hosting is the default because it removes work, not because it fits everything.
Frequently asked questions
- Can you take over hosting somebody else set up?
- Usually. The common blockers are access rather than technology: registrar logins, DNS control and the hosting account itself. We work through that list with you first, and nothing moves until the access is in your name.
- Will there be downtime during a migration?
- We plan migrations so the new environment is running and verified before anything is switched over, which keeps the visible window very short. We will tell you what to expect for your specific setup rather than promise a number in advance.
- Do you offer support after the work is done?
- Yes. Infrastructure is the clearest case for it: a maintenance plan covers patching, certificate renewals, monitoring and a named contact who replies within 24 hours.
- Do you work with clients outside Iraq?
- Yes. Infrastructure work is remote by nature. Our team works from Erbil, the company is registered in Estonia, and we take projects from anywhere.
- Do we own the accounts and the configuration?
- Yes, always. Accounts are created in your company's name and the configuration lives in your repository. Ending the relationship should cost you nothing except our help.
Related services
Projects rarely stop at one service. These two come up most often alongside this one.
Support and maintenance
Ongoing updates, security patching and a named contact with an agreed response time.
Learn moreTell us about your project
Send a short description of what you need. You will have a reply within 24 hours, and a fixed scope and quote once we understand it.