QalbIT designs and operates AWS environments for Laravel, Node.js, React/Next.js and mobile backends. We focus on clear architectures, automation, security and cost control, so your cloud setup is understandable and maintainable – not a black box.
EC2 · RDS · S3 · Lambda
Typically responding within 24–48 hours. Share your current tech stack, product stage and timelines.
AWS cloud overview
We help you use AWS in a way that is robust and realistic – from first deployments to more advanced architectures with multiple environments and services.
We usually start with a short AWS audit, then prioritise practical improvements to stability, security and cost before introducing more advanced services.
What we do on AWS
Our AWS work connects directly to your applications – Laravel, Node.js, Next.js, Flutter backends and more – rather than cloud diagrams for their own sake.
Architecture
Designing AWS environments for web and SaaS products including VPC, subnets, security groups, load balancers and managed databases.
Migration
Planning and executing migrations from shared hosting or on-premise servers to AWS EC2, RDS and other managed services.
DevOps
Setting up automated deployments, zero-downtime releases and environment management with Git-based workflows.
Operations
Hardening access, configuring backups and alerts, and tuning AWS usage to keep performance high and waste low.
Want to see how these capabilities map to your product? Share a quick overview and we will respond with a practical next step.
Talk through your AWS setup →How AWS projects work with QalbIT
We combine architecture, DevOps and day-to-day operations so your AWS environment supports the product instead of slowing it down.
1–2 weeks
Understand your applications, current hosting or AWS usage, traffic patterns, compliance needs and pain points.
Key outcome: Clear picture of what exists today and what must improve first.
1–3 weeks
Design target AWS architecture, choose appropriate services and define a step-by-step migration or improvement plan.
Key outcome: Documented AWS design with environments, services and rollout approach.
3–8+ weeks (scope-dependent)
Set up infrastructure, CI/CD pipelines, environment configs and application deployments to AWS.
Key outcome: Applications running on AWS with repeatable deployments and basic monitoring.
2–4 weeks
Tighten security, configure logging and alerts, and optimise resource sizing and services for cost and performance.
Key outcome: Hardened environments with visibility into health, incidents and spend.
Ongoing, month-to-month
Provide ongoing DevOps help for deployments, incidents, scaling events and roadmap changes.
Key outcome: A stable AWS platform that evolves alongside your product.
Want to see how this process applies to your current stage? Share a short brief and we will respond with a tailored next step.
Walk me through this for my AWS setup →Where AWS is usually the right fit
Most of our AWS work connects directly to product teams who need stable infrastructure for real applications, not just experiments.
For SaaS founders and engineering leads
Multi-environment setups for SaaS apps, public APIs and internal services with predictable deployments and monitoring.
For Teams outgrowing shared hosting
Moving from cPanel, shared hosting or a single VPS to a structured AWS environment with staging and production.
For IT and operations teams
Secure AWS deployments for internal portals, admin dashboards and reporting tools.
For Products needing flexible processing
Using AWS Lambda, SQS and related services for background jobs, webhooks and integrations where they make sense.
Not sure if your idea or system belongs here? Send us a short description and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right team for it.
Ask if AWS is right for your next phase →Cloud stack & tooling
We favour a practical subset of AWS – EC2, RDS, S3 and related services – paired with sensible automation and observability.
Foundational services for most projects.
Keeping environments isolated and secure.
Making deployments repeatable and safe.
Keeping visibility on health and spend.
If you already have an AWS environment, we work with what you have first, then gradually improve structure, security and automation.
Straightforward answers about AWS migration, architecture, security and ongoing operations.
Have a question that is not listed here?
Share your roadmap or idea and we’ll help you pick the right engagement model, tech stack and starting point.
Contact our expertsAmazon Web Services (AWS) is a leading cloud platform that provides compute, storage, databases, networking and many other services. It allows you to run applications with better reliability, scalability and global reach compared to typical shared hosting or a single on-premise server.
We deploy and manage SaaS products, APIs, mobile backends, admin portals, internal tools and content-heavy websites on AWS. Most of these use stacks like Laravel, NestJS/Node.js, React/Next.js and Flutter backends, with managed databases and storage on AWS.
Yes. We regularly move applications from shared hosting, VPS providers or on-premise servers to AWS. We plan the migration, set up target environments, perform test runs and coordinate the final cut-over to minimise downtime and risk.
For most web and SaaS projects we use a focused set of services such as EC2 for application servers, RDS for managed databases, S3 for file storage, CloudFront or load balancers for distribution, and CloudWatch for monitoring. When appropriate we add services like SQS, Lambda or SES for queues, serverless tasks and email.
We design AWS environments with least-privilege IAM roles, secure networking (VPCs, private subnets, security groups), encrypted data in transit and at rest, and strict separation between environments. We also avoid sharing root credentials, use MFA for console access and align AWS security practices with your internal policies.
Yes. We review how resources are provisioned and used, right-size instances and databases, remove unused services, improve caching and suggest changes to architecture where they clearly reduce cost. We also help set up tags and budget alerts so you have better visibility into monthly spend.
We can stay on as your DevOps and cloud partner, handling deployments, environment changes, monitoring, incident response and scaling events. This is usually done through a monthly retainer or dedicated team model, depending on how critical and complex your AWS usage is.
Yes. We often join existing teams to take responsibility for AWS architecture and operations while other vendors or internal developers focus on application features. We make sure the hosting setup is documented and that handover is straightforward if your team grows later.
AWS can work well for both early-stage and larger projects. The key is to use a simple, well-structured subset of services at the start, then introduce more advanced options only when they are justified. We adapt the architecture to your current scale and likely growth, not just to what is theoretically possible.
You can share a short overview of your application, current hosting setup and goals for uptime, performance and security. Based on that, we usually propose a small discovery or audit engagement, then define a practical plan for migration or improvement on AWS.
Depending on AWS for your core systems?
Share your current hosting or AWS setup, key applications and concerns. We will review your situation and propose a realistic path to a cleaner, more reliable cloud environment on AWS.
Often we begin with a focused review of your current setup, then phase improvements to reduce risk and downtime.