Scuora
Cloud architecture, DevOps & reliability

Cloud and DevOps that make releases boring

We design hosting, automate delivery and instrument your systems, so releases are routine, problems are visible early and recovery is rehearsed — not improvised.

Sound familiar?

  • 01Releases are manual, stressful and happen late at night.
  • 02You learn about outages from users.
  • 03Nobody is sure the backups would actually restore.
  • 04Hosting costs grow, but nobody can say which part of the system is responsible.

What we do

  • Cloud and hosting architecture

    Infrastructure sized for your real load and budget, on cloud providers or virtual servers, defined as code where it helps.

  • Delivery automation

    Build, test and deployment pipelines so every change goes through the same reliable path.

  • Observability

    Logs, metrics, traces and dashboards that show how the system behaves and alert the right people when it doesn’t.

  • Backup and recovery

    Backups that are tested by restoring them, and recovery steps written down before they are needed.

  • Security hardening

    Secrets management, least-privilege access and patching routines appropriate to the risk.

What you get

  • Infrastructure and deployment documentation
  • Automated delivery pipeline
  • Monitoring dashboards and alerts
  • Backup, restore and incident runbooks

Every engagement runs in short increments: you see working software regularly, scope changes are agreed before they are made, and handover includes documentation and training. How we work.

Tools we use in production

  • Docker & Docker Compose
  • Ansible
  • Nginx
  • Prometheus & Grafana
  • OpenTelemetry & Jaeger

The technology serves the problem. We recommend tools based on your needs and the team who will maintain them.

Questions we often hear

Do you only work with one cloud provider?

No. We choose hosting that fits your needs and budget, from major cloud providers to virtual servers, and document the choice.

Can you improve a system we already run?

Yes. We often start with a review of how an existing system is deployed and monitored, then fix the highest-risk gaps first.

Will we be able to run it ourselves?

That is the aim. We document everything and can train your team, or support the system for you under an ongoing arrangement.