AWS Development, Hosting and DevOps for Web Apps
We set up, move and look after AWS hosting for web apps, online stores and APIs in the US, UK, Europe and the UAE: the servers, the deployments, the monitoring and backups, the security and the bill.
- Setup & Migration New AWS setups, and apps moved over from other hosting.
- Deployments & DevOps Releases from your repo to staging and production.
- Monitoring & Cost Alerts, backups, security and a bill kept lean.
Ratings, AWS facts and a client's words
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5.0
12 reviews on Clutch
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4.6
36 Google reviews
- Your AWS account Code, AWS account and domain in the client's name
- One database each For every enterprise, with Docker Compose on AWS
“Provis Technologies created clean code and delivered a high-quality output. They proactively resolved bugs, effectively implemented changes, and maintained stellar communication via email, Zoom, and Slack.”
Our work
Platforms we've built with AWS
A sailing community, our own wholesale platform and a wholesaler's ordering system, each built with AWS and still looked after by us.
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Community platform · US
Electric Sailboat Depot
A sailing community platform with a Laravel back end and a Next.js front end on AWS, photos and video served from AWS. The AWS account is in the client's name; we still support it.
Read the ESD case study →- for quality in the founder's Clutch review
- 5.0
- for quality in the founder's Clutch review
- parts: boats, groups, tutorials, vendors
- 4
- parts: boats, groups, tutorials, vendors
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B2B ordering platform · India
ProvisCommerce
Our own wholesale ordering platform: Laravel on PostgreSQL, run with Docker Compose on AWS, with one database, bucket and app key for each enterprise.
Read the ProvisCommerce case study →- enterprises deployed, one database each
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- enterprises deployed, one database each
- Laravel modules in the platform
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- Laravel modules in the platform
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B2B ordering platform · India
TrueWholesale
A Laravel ordering platform and a Flutter retailer app for a stationery wholesaler, built with AWS, Zoho stock, Razorpay payments and Algolia search. Provis still runs it.
Read the TrueWholesale case study →- sales increase, reported by the client
- 200%
- sales increase, reported by the client
- less order-processing time
- 60%
- less order-processing time
What we do
AWS development and DevOps services
What we do on AWS, from a first setup or a move from other hosting to the deployments, monitoring and support behind it.
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Servers on EC2 or Lightsail, a database on RDS, files on S3 and CloudFront in front, sized to your traffic.
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Moving to AWS
Your app, database and files moved from shared hosting, a VPS or another cloud, tested on a staging copy first.
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Releases from your repo to staging and production, the same steps every time.
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Containers with Docker
Apps packaged with Docker and Docker Compose, so staging and production run the same way.
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Alerts and logs, database and file backups, SSL, and access kept to the people who need it.
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Updates, fixes and a regular look at the bill: servers right-sized and unused resources removed.
Choosing a cloud
AWS, Google Cloud, Azure or DigitalOcean?
We work with all four, so we have no reason to push you either way. This is how we help clients choose.
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AWS fits when
- Your app needs room to grow: more servers, a managed database, a CDN
- You want servers, storage, databases and backups with one provider
- Your data has to stay in a chosen region, such as the UK, the EU or the US
- You or your client already run other systems on AWS
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Google Cloud fits when
- Your team already works in Google Workspace or Firebase
- Your product leans on Google's data and AI tools, such as BigQuery
- You want managed containers with little server work
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Azure fits when
- Your company runs on Microsoft 365 and Microsoft sign-in
- Your applications are built on .NET or SQL Server
- Your IT team already manages Microsoft services
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DigitalOcean fits when
- A simple site or app needs one or two servers
- You want a predictable monthly price and a short bill
- You want a small setup that is easy to look after
Need the release pipeline more than the cloud? See DevOps services and cloud application development.
How we work
From first call to a live AWS setup
Six steps, and the same way of working on every project.
AWS development
What we build on AWS
The hosting and DevOps work behind an app that stays fast, safe and affordable to run. Where a project in our case studies shows it, the card links to it.
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Hosting for web platforms
A Laravel back end and a Next.js front end on AWS, with members' photos and video served from AWS.
Electric Sailboat Depot → -
One environment per customer
Docker Compose on AWS, with one database, bucket and app key for each enterprise on the platform.
ProvisCommerce → -
Back ends for mobile apps
The Laravel platform behind TrueWholesale's web ordering and its Flutter retailer app, built with AWS.
TrueWholesale → -
Payments platforms
A Laravel and Vue.js payments platform built with AWS, connected straight to the school's bank, ADCB.
American Community School → -
Moves from other hosting
Apps, databases and files moved onto AWS from shared hosting, a VPS or another cloud, tested on staging first.
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Pipelines and monitoring
Deploys from your repo, with alerts and logs, so releases are routine and problems show up early.
Why Provis
Why work with Provis on AWS
Six things you can check before you hire us.
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We stay after launch
We still support Electric Sailboat Depot and run TrueWholesale and ProvisCommerce.
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Your account, in your name
The code repo, AWS account and domain stay yours, as they do for Electric Sailboat Depot.
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Changes on staging first
Every change is tested on a staging server before it reaches your users.
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We run our own on AWS
ProvisCommerce, our own platform, runs with Docker Compose on AWS.
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Results you can check
Each project on this page links to the case study it comes from.
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Hours that overlap yours
We are on IST: 4.5 to 5.5 hours ahead of London, 9.5 to 10.5 ahead of New York.
Integrations
What runs on our AWS setups
The AWS services we set up, the apps in our case studies that run on them, the services those apps connect to, and the parts we built ourselves.
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AWS servicesThe building blocks we set up.
- Amazon EC2
- Amazon S3
- Amazon RDS
- Amazon CloudWatch
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Apps we run on AWSBack ends and front ends.
- Laravel
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PHP
- Next.js
- Vue.js
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Containers and dataHow the app and its data are packaged.
- Docker
- PostgreSQL
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Mobile appsApps that call the AWS back end.
- Flutter
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MediaPhotos and video for members.
- Vimeo
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Payments, stock, searchServices the apps connect to.
- Razorpay
- ADCB bank
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Zoho
- Algolia
Speed, security and care
Fast, safe and kept up to date.
An AWS setup keeps changing after launch: more users, more data, new releases and a bill that grows if no one watches it. We look after the servers, the app on them and the cost, before launch and after it.
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Fast, close to your users
Caching, a CDN in front of images and files, and servers sized to your real traffic.
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Updates without surprises
Server, runtime and package updates made on staging first, then rolled out.
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Backups and alerts
Database and file backups kept off the server, and alerts when a site, queue or disk needs attention.
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Security basics, done
Access kept tight, secrets out of the code, SSL on every domain and firewalls that let in only what is needed.
Cost
What does AWS work cost?
Every setup is different, so we quote after a short call, not from a price list. Within two working days you get an approach, a rough timeline and a rough cost range. No charge, no commitment. The AWS bill itself is paid to Amazon from your own account.
What changes the price
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Where it runs today
A new setup, or a move from shared hosting, a VPS or another cloud.
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Architecture
How many servers, databases and services the app needs.
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Environments
Staging and production, and anything per customer or per region.
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Pipelines and automation
Deploys, backups and checks that run on their own.
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Traffic and data
How many users, how much media and how fast it must load.
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Support after launch
Monitoring, updates, fixes and cost reviews once it is live.
FAQ
AWS hosting and DevOps questions
Straight answers, with the project behind them where there is one.
How much does AWS setup or migration cost?
It depends on where the app runs today, how many servers, databases and environments it needs, the pipelines and automation, and the support after launch. We do not sell fixed packages. After a short call, we send an approach, a rough timeline and a rough cost range within two working days, with no charge and no commitment. The AWS bill itself is paid to Amazon from your own account.
How long does a move to AWS take?
A single site with one database moves far faster than a platform with several apps, queues and customers. We give you a realistic timeline after the first call. Your current hosting stays live until the switch-over, so there is no rush.
Can you move our site or app to AWS from our current hosting?
Yes. We copy the app, database and files to a staging setup on AWS, test it there, then switch the domain over when it is ready. Your current hosting stays live until then.
Which AWS services do you use?
It depends on the app: EC2 or Lightsail for servers, RDS for the database, S3 for files, CloudFront in front of them and CloudWatch for alerts and logs, with Docker where it fits. ProvisCommerce, our own platform, runs with Docker Compose on AWS, with one database, bucket and app key for each enterprise.
Should we choose AWS, Google Cloud, Azure or DigitalOcean?
We work with all four, so the answer depends on your project. AWS suits apps that need room to grow and many services from one provider; Google Cloud suits teams already on Google's tools; Azure suits companies that run on Microsoft; DigitalOcean suits simple apps on one or two servers. We tell you which fits after the first call.
Can you set up deployments and DevOps on AWS?
Yes. We set up deploys from your repo to staging and production, package apps with Docker where it helps, and add the checks, backups and alerts around them, so a release is a routine step.
Can you lower our AWS bill?
Often, yes. We look at what you run and what you use: servers larger than the traffic needs, resources nobody uses any more, storage and backups kept longer than needed. Changes are tested on staging first.
Who owns the AWS account?
You do. We work in your AWS account, and the code goes into your own repository. Electric Sailboat Depot's code repo, AWS account and domain, for example, are in its own name.
Which projects have you built with AWS?
Electric Sailboat Depot, a Laravel and Next.js community platform on AWS; ProvisCommerce, our own platform, on Docker Compose on AWS; and TrueWholesale, American Community School and MotionLasers, whose case studies list AWS among the technologies they are built with.
Do you work with clients outside India?
Yes. Our team is in Jaipur on IST, 4.5 to 5.5 hours ahead of London and 9.5 to 10.5 ahead of New York, and works with clients in the US, the UK, Europe, Australia and the UAE. Our UK company, Provis Global Ltd, is registered in the United Kingdom.
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We're on IST: 4.5 to 5.5 hours ahead of London, 9.5 to 10.5 ahead of New York.