Cloud & DevOps Services in Chiang Mai & Thailand
Ship faster and scale effortlessly. CI/CD pipelines, Kubernetes orchestration, Infrastructure-as-Code, and multi-cloud strategies built for teams in Chiang Mai and across Thailand that can't afford downtime.
We move you to the cloud in waves with a tested rollback at every step, then keep the bill under control — budget alerts before the first workload moves, right-sizing after real usage, and one named owner for monthly spend. Environments are defined in code, so they can be rebuilt rather than remembered.
Key Features
CI/CD Automation
Automated build, test, and deployment pipelines for faster and more reliable releases.
Containerization
Docker and Kubernetes orchestration for portable, scalable application deployments.
Infrastructure as Code
Terraform and CloudFormation for reproducible, version-controlled infrastructure.
Multi-Cloud Management
Manage AWS, Azure, and GCP together for redundancy and cost optimization.
Our Process
Assess
Evaluate your current DevOps maturity and cloud architecture gaps.
Strategy
Design a cloud and DevOps transformation roadmap with clear milestones.
Implement
Build pipelines, containerize apps, and deploy IaC configurations.
Optimize
Monitor costs, improve performance, and iterate continuously.
Technology Stack
Key Benefits
How we migrate without downtime
In waves, smallest risk first, with a tested rollback at every step and a parallel-run period before each cutover. Downtime in migrations almost always comes from cutting over before anyone has proven the new environment works under real load.
We inventory every application first and rank it on business criticality and migration difficulty. Low-criticality, low-difficulty systems move first, so the team learns on workloads where mistakes are survivable. Your core database and ERP go last.
For anything business-critical we run both environments in parallel through at least one full business cycle. For most Thai companies that means through a month-end close, because that is when the load profile genuinely differs from an ordinary week.
| Strategy | What it means | Use when |
|---|---|---|
| Rehost | Move the VM as-is | It works; the hardware is ageing; you need speed |
| Replatform | Managed database, containers | Modest effort unlocks real operational savings |
| Refactor | Rebuild cloud-native | Strategic app; current design limits you |
| Replace | Retire it, adopt SaaS | A mature product does it better than you will |
| Retain | Leave it on-premise | Latency, sovereignty or licensing rules cloud out |
| Retire | Switch it off | Nobody has used it in a year — more common than expected |
Controlling cloud spend
We set budget alerts before the first workload moves, right-size after observing two to four weeks of real usage, schedule non-production environments to shut down outside working hours, and give one named person ownership of the monthly bill.
Cloud spend does not grow because of any single decision. It grows because every individual decision is small — one more instance, one more environment, one more retained snapshot — and nobody watches the aggregate. Without an owner, a migration projected to save money routinely costs 30–50% more than the hardware it replaced.
Two reliable wins: shutting down development and staging outside working hours often removes a third of the non-production bill, and moving steady production load off on-demand pricing onto reserved or committed-use terms is the most common avoidable overspend we find.
CI/CD and infrastructure as code
Every environment is defined in code, so it can be rebuilt identically rather than reconstructed from memory. Deployments run through an automated pipeline with tests and a rollback path, which is what makes frequent releases safe rather than nerve-wracking.
The benefit people notice first is deployment speed. The benefit that matters more is reproducibility: when infrastructure exists only as a series of manual changes someone made over three years, disaster recovery becomes archaeology, and the person who knows how it fits together becomes a single point of failure.
We hand over the pipeline and the infrastructure code as part of the engagement. If we part ways, you keep a system your next team can read, not a configuration only we understand.
Locations & Coverage
We provide coverage across 21 key provinces in Thailand, with on-site engineers and remote-first support models tailored to each region.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which clouds do you support?+
AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, including multi-cloud and hybrid architectures.
Can you set up CI/CD for our team?+
Yes — automated build, test, and deployment pipelines, plus containerization and Infrastructure-as-Code.
Will this reduce our cloud costs?+
We right-size resources and add cost monitoring, which typically makes cloud spend lower and more predictable.
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