Cloud & Infrastructure
Infrastructure sized to your real load, with a bill that stays predictable.
We run cloud infrastructure and DevOps for small companies in New York. Cost control is an architectural decision. The delivery routing platform runs on Fly.io with a per-solve travel-matrix budget, which is what makes a runaway maps bill structurally impossible rather than merely unlikely. Nobody has to remember to check it.
Under that sit the unglamorous parts that keep the doors open: networks, servers and firewalls set up properly the first time, security hardening and patch management on a schedule, monitoring that surfaces a problem before your customers find it, and documentation your team can actually follow.
The Vintus storefront carries a national wine importer's catalog, with inventory management, order processing and customer-relationship tooling behind it. WordPress and PHP on the surface, Python services doing the work underneath. The restaurant ordering portal plugs straight into a restaurant's existing Square POS, so orders, payments and SMS updates all flow through with nobody skimming the check.
Deliverables
You're moving off fragile hosting, or bracing for a growth curve.What you get
What we run for clients
Application hosting:
Fly.io for the routing platform, Square's own infrastructure behind the ordering portal, WordPress and PHP with Python services under the Vintus storefront. The host follows the workload.
E-commerce operations:
Vintus runs a national wine import catalog with inventory management, order processing and customer-relationship tooling behind it.
Point-of-sale integrations:
Commission-free online ordering that plugs straight into a restaurant's existing Square POS, with orders, payments and SMS updates flowing through it.
Cost ceilings:
A per-solve travel-matrix budget on the routing platform, so a runaway maps bill is structurally impossible rather than merely unlikely.
Handover:
Clean, documented code and infrastructure your team can take over whenever they want it.
IT and security
Servers, networks, firewalls, and the unglamorous work that keeps the doors open. This is for you if you have no in-house IT, and a day of downtime costs you real money.
Network, server and firewall setup:
Done properly the first time, so the second time is a change rather than a rescue.
Security hardening and patch management:
On a schedule, so it happens whether or not anybody remembers it is due.
Monitoring:
Alerting that surfaces a problem before your customers find it.
Documentation:
Written so your team can actually follow it, including the parts nobody enjoys writing down.
