Technology & Infrastructure We Work With

Cloud compute, storage, and networking for client workloads that need it.

Straightforward VPS infrastructure for predictable, cost-efficient workloads.

An alternative cloud platform, used when a client's environment already standardizes on it.

A Next.js-native hosting option, for projects where its specific features are the right fit.

Edge CDN, DNS, and static hosting in front of our applications.

Infrastructure-as-code, for engagements where reproducible infrastructure matters.

Configuration management for servers that need consistent, repeatable setup.

The operating system underneath nearly every server we deploy.

Reverse proxy and load balancing in front of application servers.

Packaging applications the same way for every environment.

Orchestrating containers at a scale a single server can't handle.

Packaging and versioning Kubernetes deployments instead of hand-writing manifests.

Metrics collection so infrastructure problems surface before they become outages.

Dashboards that turn raw metrics into something a human can actually read.

Application-level error tracking, separate from infrastructure metrics.

The React framework behind most of the web platforms we build, including this site.

The component model underneath most interfaces we build.

A common runtime for backend APIs and services on our engagements.

A minimal Node.js framework for straightforward API services.

Strict typing so entire classes of bugs get caught at build time.

For lightweight, low-overhead system agents and CLI tooling.

For data processing and AI/ML workflow code.

An alternative to REST for clients that need flexible, precise data fetching.

Utility-first CSS, and what this site itself is styled with.

Payment processing and subscription billing for platforms that need to charge customers.

Our most common relational database for structured application data.

Used where an existing platform already requires it, with WordPress hosting the clearest case.

In-memory storage for caching, sessions, and things that need to be fast.

Document-oriented storage for schema-flexible data, self-hosted or via MongoDB Atlas.

Full-text search and log aggregation for projects that need more than a database query.

Source control, code review, and CI/CD pipelines.

An alternative source-control and CI/CD platform, used where a project already standardizes on it.

Self-hosted workflow automation, connecting tools without per-execution pricing.

Centralizing email, SMS, push, and chat notifications behind one API.

LLM APIs for practical, human-in-the-loop AI workflows.

Self-hosted LLM inference, for clients whose data can't leave their own infrastructure.

The open-source virtual classroom platform behind BigBlueButton Host.

The real-time media protocol underneath every live video session we operate.

Video/audio transcoding for post-session recording pipelines.