Infrastructure Management
Ongoing ops - patch management, cost optimisation, capacity planning and on-call backup coverage.
Best fit
Who Infrastructure Management is for
Ongoing ops - patch management, cost optimisation, capacity planning and on-call backup coverage.
E-commerce teams running Magento on dedicated servers
The stack is not going to Kubernetes and does not need to. It needs patching on a schedule, a database somebody looks at before the sale, and a person who answers when it stops.
Laravel teams on Forge who need ops behind it
Forge provisions the server and then the server is yours, including the kernel updates, the disk that fills and the queue worker that stopped without telling anyone.
Companies whose only ops person has no backup
Everything works until that person is on holiday, ill or interviewing somewhere else. A second pair of hands that already knows the estate turns a single point of failure into a rota.
Teams sizing next year's capacity on guesswork
Nobody has looked at the growth curve since the servers were bought, so scaling gets decided during the incident that forced it. Monthly numbers turn that into something you can plan.
Recognise one of these? Describe it and we will tell you what it involves.
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What Infrastructure Management Includes
How it goes
How we run this engagement
The same four steps on every engagement, whether it is a one-off project or an ongoing retainer.
Step 1
You describe the work
A written request, answered by a senior engineer within one working day
Step 2
Audit & Plan
Full review of current stack, written action plan (AI-powered stack analysis + risk mapping)
Step 3
Execute
Implementation, migration or ongoing management begins
Step 4
Monitor & Support
Continuous oversight, alerts, regular reports (AI-correlated alerts, zero noise)
Overview
About Infrastructure Management
Ongoing ops for teams without a dedicated platform team. We handle patching, capacity planning, cost monitoring, and on-call backup coverage across AWS, GCP, and Hetzner - with monthly health reports and proactive recommendations.
AI-Augmented Service
Automated anomaly detection - we act on what matters
Specialized Infrastructure Management Support
Next.js & React Apps
Production-grade hosting and operations for Next.js and React applications. Server-side rendering, edge caching, CI/CD pipelines, and performance monitoring tailored for modern JavaScript frameworks.
Laravel & PHP
Server provisioning, SSL management, deployment automation, and ongoing maintenance for Laravel and PHP applications. Forge integration, queue workers, and scheduled task management included.
Magento & E-commerce
Performance-tuned infrastructure for Magento and e-commerce platforms. Varnish, Redis, Elasticsearch, patch management, deployment pipelines, and monitoring with round-the-clock cover on a monthly plan.
SaaS Platforms
Scalable infrastructure operations for SaaS products. Multi-tenant architecture support, auto-scaling policies, database management, and uptime-focused monitoring to keep your platform reliable as you grow.
Infrastructure Management - Common Questions
It covers OS patching, cost monitoring, capacity planning, on-call backup coverage, vendor management, and monthly health reports. Think of it as having a dedicated ops team without the hiring overhead.
We manage infrastructure for Next.js and React applications, Laravel and PHP backends, Magento e-commerce stores, and SaaS platforms. The underlying stack matters more than the application framework - we handle Linux servers, containers, and cloud services.
Yes. Our retainer includes on-call backup coverage for critical incidents. We integrate with your alerting tools and follow documented escalation procedures so issues are handled quickly, even outside business hours.
We deliver monthly infrastructure health reports covering uptime, incident summaries, cost trends, patching status, and capacity forecasts. These reports give you clear visibility without needing to dig through dashboards yourself.
Yes. We start with an onboarding audit to understand your environment, document the current state, and identify any immediate risks. From there we take over day-to-day operations regardless of who built the original setup.
You grant named access with the smallest scope that does the job, through your own identity provider or cloud IAM wherever possible. Nothing is shared through chat, every credential lives in a managed secret store, and you can revoke access at any time without waiting for us. When an engagement ends you get a list of everything we held so you can close it out.
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