AWS
AWS architecture that scales and stays affordable.
Cloud architecture, migration and DevOps for commerce platforms that have to handle peak traffic and a finance review.
Overview
What AWS is
Amazon Web Services is the largest public cloud. Instead of buying servers, you rent compute, storage, databases, networking and managed services by the hour. For commerce that means capacity can grow for a sale event and shrink afterward, and you can run in more than one region.
The same flexibility makes it easy to overspend, leave doors open and build something no one can explain. A good AWS setup is deliberately plain: designed against the Well-Architected Framework, built from code, observable and costed.
We design for the workload you have, move it in steps and leave your team with pipelines and documentation they can run.
Benefits
Why teams choose AWS
The gains show up on the busiest day and on the invoice.
Capacity that follows demand
Scale out for peak traffic and back in afterward, instead of paying for idle servers all year.
Pay for what you use
Pricing follows usage, and with tagging and budgets you can see who spends what.
Global reach
Run close to customers in several regions and recover from the loss of a data center.
Less undifferentiated work
Managed databases, queues and load balancers take routine upkeep off your team.
Security building blocks
Identity, encryption, network isolation and audit logging are part of the platform.
Everything as code
Environments are repeatable, reviewable and easy to rebuild, which also makes audits simpler.
Services
What we do
From a one-week review to a full migration.
Architecture reviews
We check your workload against the Well-Architected pillars and give you a short, ordered list of fixes.
Migration to AWS
Assess, plan and move in waves: rehost, replatform or refactor, whichever fits each system.
CI/CD pipelines
Build, test and deploy the same way every time, with approvals and rollbacks you can trust.
Infrastructure as code
Terraform, CloudFormation or CDK, matched to what your team can maintain.
Cost optimization
Tagging, right-sizing, commitments and scheduling, with a report that finance can read.
Security and networking baseline
Accounts, identity, network layout and logging set up properly before workloads arrive.
Approach
How an engagement runs
Four stages, with a checkpoint at the end of each.
- 1
Discover
Inventory what runs today, what it costs and where the risks are.
- 2
Plan
Target architecture, migration waves, cutover plans and a cost model, agreed before anything moves.
- 3
Migrate
Move in stages with rehearsals and rollback plans, checking each step against agreed criteria.
- 4
Operate
Monitoring, runbooks and cost reviews so the platform stays healthy after the move.
Questions
Common questions about AWS
Do we have to move everything at once?
No. Most migrations run in waves, starting with lower-risk systems. We agree the order and the rollback plan for each wave.
Terraform, CloudFormation or CDK?
Any of them works. We pick the one your team will actually maintain and write the code so it reads clearly.
Can you reduce our AWS bill?
Usually. Tagging, right-sizing, scheduling non-production environments and commitment plans are the first places we look. We report what we find before changing anything.
Will a migration cause downtime?
We plan cutovers to keep it short and rehearse them first. For some systems a brief maintenance window is the safest option, and we say so up front.
Can you run SAP Commerce on AWS?
Yes for self-managed SAP Commerce, and for everything around SAP Commerce Cloud, such as integration services, storefronts and data platforms.
Talk about your AWS project.
Tell us where you are today. We will tell you what we would do first.