Cloud-Native Development Services. Built for the Cloud from Day One

Cloud-native development means building applications specifically designed to run in the cloud from day one. Instead of a single monolith deployed on a VM, you get independently deployable microservices, containers, serverless functions, and event-driven architectures. The result is applications that scale automatically, recover from failures on their own, and deploy in minutes instead of hours.

A greenfield cloud-native application typically starts at $30K-$60K depending on complexity. Monolith-to-microservices migration projects range from $40K-$100K+ based on the size of the existing codebase and number of services to extract. We scope every engagement with fixed-price milestones so you know exactly what you are paying for before work begins.

Yes. We use the Strangler Fig pattern to incrementally extract services from your monolith without a risky big-bang rewrite. We identify bounded contexts, extract the highest-value services first, and keep the monolith running in parallel until each service is proven in production. Most teams see their first extracted service live within 4-6 weeks.

An MVP with 2-3 core microservices, a serverless API layer, CI/CD, and monitoring typically takes 8-12 weeks. More complex platforms with 5-10 services, event-driven workflows, and multi-region deployment take 4-6 months. We deliver working software every two weeks so you can validate early and adjust scope as needed.

Not always. Kubernetes is powerful but adds operational complexity. For many workloads, ECS Fargate or AWS Lambda provides the same benefits with less overhead. We evaluate your team size, traffic patterns, and operational maturity before recommending a container orchestration strategy. If Kubernetes is the right fit, we handle EKS setup and ongoing management.

Our core stack includes Lambda and Fargate for compute, API Gateway and AppSync for APIs, DynamoDB and Aurora Serverless for data, SQS, SNS, and EventBridge for messaging, Step Functions for orchestration, and CDK for infrastructure as code. We select services based on your specific requirements rather than defaulting to one approach.