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AmreliaTechnologies

Cloud architecture and DevOps

Infrastructure that ships every day without drama.

Cloud architecture, containers and serverless, CI/CD, observability and infrastructure as code on Vercel, AWS, Azure or OCI, so releases are boring and outages are rare and short.

Overview

How we approach it.

Good infrastructure is invisible: every branch gets a preview, every merge deploys, every failure pages the right person with the right context, and nobody logs into a console to click things. We build that for products we develop and for products you already have.

Technologies we reach for

  • Vercel
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Oracle Cloud (OCI)
  • Docker
  • Terraform
  • GitHub Actions
  • GitLab CI
  • PostgreSQL

What we deliver

Capabilities

Everything Amrelia Technologies designs, builds and runs under Cloud & DevOps.

  • Cloud architecture

    Landing zones, networking, identity and cost structure on AWS, Azure, OCI or a mix, designed for the workload rather than the vendor's slide deck.

  • Application hosting

    Vercel for Next.js products, containers on ECS, AKS or OKE, serverless where it fits, with sensible defaults for each.

  • Containers & serverless

    Docker images that are small and reproducible; Lambda, Functions or Cloud Run for event-driven and bursty work.

  • CI/CD

    GitHub Actions or GitLab CI pipelines with tests, security scans, preview environments and one-click rollback.

  • Infrastructure as code

    Terraform or Pulumi for everything, reviewed like application code, so environments are reproducible.

  • Observability

    Structured logging, metrics, tracing and alerts tied to user-facing symptoms, with dashboards someone actually reads.

  • Secrets & security

    Vaults, short-lived credentials, least-privilege IAM, image scanning and a posture review against CIS benchmarks.

  • Deployment strategy

    Blue-green, canary and feature-flag releases, with database migrations that never take the site down.

  • Cost management

    Tagging, budgets and right-sizing reviews, because the bill is part of the architecture.

Deployments still a weekend job?

A short infrastructure review shows where the friction is and what a boring release process would take.