Managed cloud and DevOps
Give your software a place you can operate.
We set up and manage application hosting, deployments, access controls, and monitoring. Use a cloud platform or your own servers according to the workload and your team’s needs.

When this helps
A deployment that depends on one person’s memory is difficult to support. Hosting, credentials, backups, and releases need an operating plan.
Startups moving beyond a first server, businesses replacing unmanaged hosting, and engineering teams improving release operations.
What we deliver
- A hosting design with cost and access decisions
- Container-based deployment and release procedures
- Agreed monitoring, backup, and recovery checks
- Operating notes and a defined support scope
How the work runs
- Review the workload, existing setup, and operating costs.
- Set up hosting, deployment, access, and credential handling.
- Test a release and the agreed recovery procedures.
- Document responsibilities, support hours, and review dates.
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Diagram description
Managed cloud and DevOps
1. Assess workload
2. Set up releases
3. Test recovery
4. Agree support
Conceptual service process, not measured results.
What changes for your team
A documented way to deploy and operate the agreed workload, with responsibilities your team can understand. Availability targets and recovery objectives depend on the chosen design and contract.
Scope and limits
Do not assume round-the-clock coverage, a fixed uptime guarantee, or a particular recovery time. These require explicit service terms.
Related product work

Hosting can support a custom application or an agreed product deployment. Product subscriptions and hosting terms remain separate.
Explore LwatiQuestions before you start
Which platforms do you work with?
Our work includes Azure, Oracle Cloud, DigitalOcean, and private servers, with Docker and Kubernetes where they fit.
Do we need Kubernetes?
Not always. A smaller container or server setup may be easier to run. We recommend a design after reviewing the workload.
Can you support a self-hosted stack?
Yes. We assess the software, access model, update process, backups, and support requirements before agreeing on operations.
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Tell us what needs to change
Share the system, the problem, and any deadline. We will discuss the fit and the information needed to scope the work.

