Cloud Services Company in Gurgaon
Migration, DevOps, monitoring and cost control — running in your own cloud account, with your name on the billing and root access in your hands. We start by reading your current bill.
If a ₹1,500 server is genuinely enough for you, we will say so and not take the project.
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Gurgaon (Gurugram) is startups, corporate offices and real estate. Cyber City and Golf Course Road have the corporate and startup offices, Udyog Vihar has the export and manufacturing units, and Sohna Road and Dwarka Expressway have the developers and brokers. We come to your office for discovery.
Gurgaon product teams usually want lower AWS bills, proper CI/CD, staging environments and a DevOps person they do not have to hire full-time.
Areas we cover in Gurgaon
- Cyber City
- Udyog Vihar
- Golf Course Road
- Sohna Road
- MG Road
- Sector 44
- Golf Course Extension
- Dwarka Expressway
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The bill goes up every month and nobody can say why.
Cloud is rarely a technology problem. It is an ownership problem.
Someone set it up two years ago and left. Nothing is written down. Servers are running that nobody dares switch off. The site went down on a Sunday and you found out from a customer. Every change is a small act of courage.
Meanwhile the invoice grows, and no one in the room can point at a line and say what it is for.
What we do
Cloud migration
Move an existing app, server or database onto the cloud without a weekend of downtime.
Cloud architecture & setup
Networks, environments, permissions and backups laid out properly once, so the next change is safe.
Cost optimisation
Right-sizing, reserved capacity, and switching off the things nobody has used since March.
DevOps & CI/CD
Every merge deploys itself, every deploy can be rolled back with one command.
Kubernetes & containers
Set up properly when you genuinely need it — and we will tell you when you do not.
Backup & disaster recovery
Backups that have actually been restored in a test, not just scheduled and forgotten.
Security & compliance
Permissions, secrets, encryption and audit logs. Indian regions and DPDP-ready where needed.
Database & storage
The part that breaks first under load — sized, indexed, replicated and backed up.
Managed cloud & monitoringIncluded
Alerts that page a human, patching, log retention, and a monthly report you can read.
Building the application itself as well? See website development and mobile app development.
Where cloud bills actually leak
Almost nobody is overspending because the cloud is expensive. They are overspending in six specific, boring places. This is the list we work through on every audit, and it is the same list whether or not you hire us.
Servers sized for a launch that already happened.
Provisioned for the worst day of the year, running that way on every ordinary Tuesday.
Test environments running all night.
Staging and dev used nine hours a day, billed for twenty-four, including weekends.
Storage nobody has ever deleted.
Snapshots, old volumes, logs kept forever, backups of systems that no longer exist.
Data taking the expensive route out.
Transfer charges are the line item nobody reads until it is a third of the bill.
On-demand pricing on permanent workloads.
Things that will run for the next three years, paid for as if they might stop tomorrow.
A markup you cannot see.
If an agency invoices you for cloud rather than the provider doing it, you are paying more than the meter says.
Who this is for
Two kinds of buyer, two different problems. Find the column that sounds like you.
Startups & product teamsMost of our work
You are growing faster than your infrastructure, and hiring a DevOps engineer is not worth it yet.
- Funded startups whose bill jumped after launch
- SaaS teams where developers are also, reluctantly, the ops team
- Products preparing for a launch, a campaign or a funding diligence
Usually starts with: a cost and reliability audit, then a plan you can approve in stages.
Established businesses
Your systems are running on servers nobody in the building fully understands any more.
- Businesses still on a physical server in the office
- Teams whose developer or vendor has left with the passwords
- Hospitals, schools and firms holding data that must stay in India
- Companies whose cloud is resold to them by an agency at a markup
Usually starts with: working out what actually exists, and writing it down for the first time.
How we work
- 01
We read the bill and the architecture
What is running, what it costs, what would break first. Before any recommendation.
- 02
You get a written picture of your own infrastructure
A diagram, a cost breakdown by line, and a ranked list of risks. Yours to keep, whether or not you hire us.
- 03
We fix the cheap things first
Idle resources, oversized instances, missing backups. Days of work, visible on the next invoice.
- 04
We migrate alongside, never on top
The new environment runs in parallel and gets tested. Traffic moves only when it is proven, at your quietest hour.
- 05
We automate the deploys
So releasing stops being an event someone has to be brave about on a Friday.
- 06
We watch it, or teach your team to
Monitoring, alerts and a monthly report. Or a handover with documentation, if you would rather run it yourself.
Plenty of businesses do not need proper cloud.
A single server for a few thousand rupees a month runs a brochure site, a small portal or an internal tool perfectly well. Putting that on a multi-availability-zone setup makes it cost more, break in more interesting ways, and need somebody to look after it.
Real cloud earns its cost when downtime has a price, traffic moves unpredictably, or the data has rules attached.
A single server is enough
Choose this when
- — Traffic is steady and modest, and an hour offline is survivable
- — There is one application, not a set of connected services
- — Nobody is asking you where the data physically sits
Proper cloudWhere we help
Choose this when
- — An hour of downtime costs you money or customers
- — Traffic spikes with campaigns, seasons or a launch
- — The data has residency, audit or compliance rules attached
Terraform for infrastructure. Docker, ECS or Kubernetes for workloads. GitHub Actions for deploys. Grafana and CloudWatch for monitoring.
Three ways to work with us
Cloud auditStart here
Best when nobody can explain the current setup.
A fixed-price review of your architecture, costs and risks, ending in a written document and a ranked plan. Yours to keep either way.
Fits: inherited infrastructure, a rising bill, funding diligence.
Fixed-scope project
Best when the job has a clear finish line.
A migration, a CI/CD setup, a security hardening pass. Agreed scope, fixed timeline, documented handover.
Fits: moving off an office server, a one-off migration, a compliance deadline.
Managed cloud
Best when there is nobody internal on call.
A monthly retainer: monitoring, patching, backups, cost review, and a human who answers at 3am.
Fits: live products, teams without DevOps, anything customers depend on.
Not sure which fits? Send us last month's cloud invoice and a sentence about what keeps going wrong. We will tell you which of the three you actually need.
Discuss My Cloud Setup on WhatsAppWhat we usually inherit
Most cloud work starts in the same four states.
- — One server doing everything, built by someone who has left
- — Backups configured years ago and never once restored
- — Root credentials shared over WhatsApp, held by four people
- — A bill nobody has broken down by line, ever
None of this is unusual, and none of it is a reason to be embarrassed on the first call.
The account stays yours
Your name on the cloud account.
Registered to your company, billed directly by AWS, Azure or Google — never resold to you by us.
You hold root access throughout.
We work under scoped permissions you can revoke in a minute, without asking us first.
The infrastructure is written down.
Terraform in your repository, plus a diagram and a runbook, so the next engineer is not guessing.
Leaving costs you nothing.
Stop the retainer and everything keeps running exactly as it is. Nothing switches off with us.
Cloud work we have shipped
CareSync
Hospital devices were offline and patient data was stranded on individual machines. We built a cloud system that stores records securely, lets doctors reach them from anywhere, and generates history reports and live analytics for doctors and nurses.
See more of our workWhy teams hand us their infrastructure
The account is yours.
Your billing, your root access, no reseller markup, no lock-in.
We cut the bill first.
The savings usually arrive before the invoice for finding them does.
Somebody answers at 3am.
Alerts page a human, not a dashboard nobody has open on a Sunday.
We write it down.
Diagram, runbook and Terraform, so you are never hostage to one person's memory.
Cloud Services Company in Gurgaon and across Delhi NCR
We are based in New Delhi and work with businesses across South, East, West and North Delhi, Noida, Greater Noida, Gurgaon, Ghaziabad and Faridabad, and with teams in Lucknow, Jaipur and Varanasi.
If you are in Delhi NCR, we will come and meet you. An hour on your shop floor, at your front desk or in your back office tells us more about how the business runs than a week of calls. For Lucknow, Jaipur and Varanasi, everything happens over WhatsApp and video, and we travel in for the kickoff when a project needs it.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. We meet Gurgaon clients in person — Cyber City, Udyog Vihar, Golf Course Road, Sohna Road, MG Road and Dwarka Expressway. Most Gurgaon projects start with one discovery session at your office.
The same as anywhere else we work — there is no city premium. Pricing depends on scope, and after one call you get a fixed written quote for your exact scope that does not move unless the scope does.
There are two costs: what you pay the cloud provider, and what you pay us to run it. We usually start by reviewing your current bill, because the savings we find often cover a meaningful part of our fee. Migration is fixed-price; managed cloud is a monthly retainer based on how much infrastructure exists.
Normally no. We build the new environment alongside the old one, copy data across, test it fully, and switch traffic over only when it works. The cutover itself is usually a few minutes of DNS change, done at your quietest hour, with the old setup kept running for a week as a rollback.
Usually yes, and it is the first thing we look at. The common wins are oversized instances, storage snapshots nobody deleted, idle test environments running all night, data transfer taking the expensive route, and on-demand pricing where reserved or savings plans would apply.
We work most with AWS and know it deepest, but we run workloads on Azure, Google Cloud and DigitalOcean too. If you are already on one of them, we work there rather than pushing a migration. Changing provider only makes sense when there is a clear reason.
Yours. We build in your own AWS, Azure or Google Cloud account, registered to your company with your billing. You hold root access throughout. We work inside it with scoped permissions you can revoke at any time. We never resell cloud capacity to you at a markup.
Under a managed cloud retainer, yes. Monitoring runs continuously and alerts page a human for anything that takes the service down, at any hour. For fixed-scope migration or setup projects, support runs during business hours with an agreed response window.
Most businesses under a few hundred thousand users do not. Kubernetes brings real operational overhead that only pays back at scale or with many independent services. We will tell you honestly whether managed containers or plain servers would serve you better and cost less to run.
Yes, and it is a large share of our work. We start with an audit of what exists, what it costs, and what is dangerous, then hand you a written picture of it. Undocumented infrastructure built by someone who has left is a normal starting point for us.
We can keep all data in Indian cloud regions, encrypt it at rest and in transit, restrict who can reach it, and keep audit logs of every access. That covers the technical requirements of India's DPDP Act. The policy and consent side stays with your legal advisor.
Send us last month's cloud bill
One invoice and a sentence about what keeps going wrong is enough to start. We will reply with where the money is likely leaking, what we would fix first, and which of the three engagement models fits. If your setup is already fine, we will tell you that instead.
- We reply on WhatsApp within a few hours.
- A 20-minute call about how your business runs.
- A fixed written quote within 24 hours. No obligation.
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