Cloud & Infrastructure

AWS Cloud Infrastructure Setup

AWS setup provisions a defined application environment with EC2 or managed compute, storage, database, IAM, networking, monitoring, backups, and budget controls.

  • Delivery2–14 days
  • RevisionsPackage dependent
  • PricingQuoted by scope

What this service covers

AWS offers many overlapping services, so the first step is choosing the smallest architecture that satisfies availability, security, deployment, and growth requirements. I document traffic assumptions, data needs, regions, recovery expectations, and monthly cost drivers before provisioning resources.

The implementation can include EC2, RDS, S3, IAM roles, security groups, Route 53, TLS, backups, CloudWatch metrics, load balancing, and Auto Scaling. Access follows least-privilege principles, and credentials stay in the client-owned AWS account. Application deployment is limited to the runtime and release process listed in scope.

AWS fees depend on runtime, traffic, data transfer, storage, backups, and managed services. I configure budgets and billing alerts, but a fixed invoice cannot be guaranteed. Multi-region disaster recovery, formal compliance, penetration testing, and round-the-clock operations require separate scope.

What's included

  • Scoped AWS compute environment
  • Database or storage services listed in scope
  • IAM and network access configuration
  • TLS, backup, monitoring, and budget settings

Tools and platforms

AWSEC2RDSCloudWatch

How the project works

  1. 01

    Scope

    We define the objective, deliverables, dependencies, and success criteria before production starts.

  2. 02

    Build

    You review working previews, so decisions are made against tangible output.

  3. 03

    Refine

    The agreed revision rounds are used to complete details within scope.

  4. 04

    Handover

    I deliver the agreed files, access, and practical usage notes in an organized package.

Cloud & Infrastructure · Delivery

Choose the right level of scope

Final pricing is provided after scope, deliverables, and integrations are confirmed.

Starter

Single workload

One EC2-based environment for a simple application.

  • One EC2 instance
  • Baseline security groups
  • Domain and TLS connection
  • One application deployment
Delivery: 2–3 days Revisions: 1
Standard

Application stack

Compute, managed database, and object storage.

  • EC2 and one RDS database
  • One S3 storage configuration
  • IAM users or roles
  • Automated backup settings
  • Domain and TLS setup
Delivery: 4–7 days Revisions: 2
Advanced

Scalable stack

A scoped load-balanced architecture with monitoring.

  • Defined multi-instance architecture
  • Load balancer and Auto Scaling
  • RDS backup strategy
  • CloudWatch dashboards and alerts
  • Security and cost review
  • 3 revisions
Delivery: 7–14 days Revisions: 3

Frequently asked questions

How can I control AWS costs?

I select resources from documented workload assumptions and configure budgets and billing alerts. Actual charges still vary with traffic, data transfer, runtime, storage, and service pricing.

Can you migrate my existing site to AWS?

Yes, after reviewing the application, database, DNS, storage, and downtime constraints. Migration scope, test steps, final synchronization, and rollback are agreed before the cutover.

Who owns the AWS account after setup?

The client owns the AWS organization, billing, credentials, resources, and data. I work through approved access and provide a configuration handoff.

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