From manual deploys to one-click releases
Replace hand-run server deploys with a pipeline, preview environments and a quick rollback.
Cloud and DevOps that stay out of the way.
AiRedHQ sets up and runs cloud infrastructure, CI/CD pipelines, monitoring and backups on Cloudflare, DigitalOcean and similar platforms for teams that want reliable releases without a full-time DevOps hire. A typical engagement starts with a 2-week infrastructure audit and a written plan.
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Release pipeline
01BuildOpenNext bundle
02TestTypes, lint, e2e
03PreviewURL per pull request
04ProductionWorkers deploy
Bindings
Worker (Next.js)Healthy
D1 databaseBacked up
R2 file storageHealthy
Preview pr-128Ready
Error rate, last hour
0.02%
Rollback
Previous version one click away
Releases that feel routine.
Give product teams a repeatable delivery system with clearer operational risk and less release friction.
Hearing about problems before customers do
Alerts on errors and slow pages, routed to the person who can fix them.
Getting ready for a launch or traffic spike
Load tests, caching and database tuning before a campaign or seasonal peak.
Bringing the cloud bill down
Right-size servers, remove idle resources and move suitable work to edge or serverless platforms.
Who our cloud and DevOps services are for.
Product teams whose releases are manual, whose outages are reported by customers, or whose cloud bill keeps surprising them.
- Startups preparing for launch who need CI/CD setup, monitoring and backups before traffic arrives.
- Teams still deploying by hand over SSH or FTP who want repeatable, reviewed releases.
- Companies moving from a single server to containers or an edge platform such as Cloudflare Workers.
- Businesses whose cloud spend has grown faster than their usage.
- Small teams without a dedicated DevOps engineer who need a setup they can still understand.
Infrastructure your team can operate.
Operating our own products makes deployment reliability, observability, cost awareness and recovery practical concerns, not abstractions.
Cloud Architecture
Secure, maintainable environments shaped around product scale and team ownership.
CI/CD Pipelines
Automated build, test and deployment paths that make releases routine.
Observability
Logs, metrics, alerts and traces that make product health understandable.
Infrastructure Automation
Repeatable configuration and operational workflows that reduce manual risk.
What you get.
Concrete artifacts you keep, whoever builds the next version.
Infrastructure as code
Environments defined in configuration files and reviewed like any other code change.
CI pipeline
GitHub Actions build, test and deploy, with a preview environment for every pull request.
Monitoring and alerts
Uptime, error-rate and latency dashboards, with alerts routed to a named owner.
Backup and restore drill
Automated database backups and a timed restore test, written up so it can be repeated.
Secrets and access review
Least-privilege roles, rotated keys and no secrets left in the repository.
Cost report
Current spend by service, with savings ranked by effort.
Assess, automate, observe.
- 01
Assess
Review hosting, deploys, incidents and spend.
Output: Assessment report
- 02
Model
Target architecture and environments.
Output: Architecture diagram
- 03
Secure
Access, secrets and network rules.
Output: Security checklist
- 04
Automate
Infrastructure as code and the CI/CD pipeline.
Output: Working pipeline
- 05
Observe
Dashboards, logs and alerts.
Output: Monitoring setup
- 06
Improve
Restore drill, cost review and tuning.
Output: Reliability and cost report
Edge, virtual servers or containers?
We pick the simplest hosting that meets the requirement. Three common options:
Cloudflare Workers
Choose edge serverless when the app suits request-and-response work and you want global speed with no servers to patch. vkRetA and this website run on Cloudflare.
DigitalOcean
Choose virtual servers or a managed app platform for conventional Node.js apps with PostgreSQL and Redis, at a predictable monthly cost.
Docker containers
Choose containers when you need identical environments from laptop to production, background workers, or the freedom to move between providers.
Ways to work together.
Start small and keep going only if it is working. Durations are typical; the first conversation sets the real scope.
Typically 2 weeks
Infrastructure audit
Architecture, security, reliability and cost review with a prioritized plan.
Typically 4–6 weeks
Pipeline setup
CI/CD, preview environments, monitoring and backups for one product.
Typically 8–16 weeks
Platform migration
Move to a new host or architecture in stages, without a big-bang cutover.
Monthly retainer
Managed DevOps
Upgrades, incident support, cost reviews and restore drills.
What shapes cost and timeline.
We do not publish fixed prices because scope varies widely. These factors move cost and timeline most; an audit or discovery engagement turns them into a written estimate.
- Current state
- Scripted, documented infrastructure is faster to improve than hand-configured servers.
- Services and environments
- Each app, worker and staging environment needs a pipeline and monitoring.
- Migration scope
- Moving data and DNS with minimal downtime needs planning and a rehearsal.
- Security and access
- Audit logging, secrets management and access reviews add work.
- Support level
- One-off setup, or ongoing managed DevOps after launch.
Common mistakes we help you avoid.
Untested backups
A backup that has never been restored is a hope. We run a restore drill.
Secrets in code
API keys in repositories or chat leak. We move them to a secret store and rotate them.
Alerting on everything
Noisy alerts get ignored. Each alert is tied to user impact and has an owner.
Over-building for scale
A cluster for a single app adds cost and complexity a small team has to carry.
From our own products.
We build and run software of our own. These are the parts that relate to this service.
vkRetA
Runs on Cloudflare Workers, with D1 for data and R2 for files, so there are no servers to patch and each store scales on demand.
This website
Next.js built with OpenNext and deployed to Cloudflare, with pages served from the edge.
Tooling sized to the product.
Managed services and simple pipelines first; more moving parts only when scale demands them.
DigitalOcean
Cloudflare
Docker
GitHub Actions
PostgreSQL
RedisQuestions about cloud and DevOps.
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Can you improve an existing cloud setup?
Yes. We begin with architecture, delivery, security, reliability and cost signals before recommending changes.
Do you support automated deployments?
Yes. CI/CD, environment management, testing gates and rollback strategy are core parts of reliable delivery.
How do you approach monitoring?
Monitoring is designed around user impact, service health and actionable ownership rather than collecting data without a response plan.
Which platforms do you work with?
DigitalOcean, Cloudflare (Workers, D1, R2) and container hosting with Docker, with PostgreSQL and Redis where the product needs them. We pick the simplest platform that meets the requirement.
Will we depend on you to keep it running?
No. Infrastructure lives as code in your repositories and accounts, with a runbook and a restore drill your team has seen work.
Can you set up CI/CD for an existing project?
Yes. We add a GitHub Actions pipeline that builds, tests and deploys every change, with preview environments for pull requests and a tested rollback path.
Can you help reduce our cloud costs?
Yes. A cost report shows where the money goes, then we right-size resources, remove idle ones and move suitable workloads to cheaper options. Savings depend on your current setup.