Enterprise Application & CMS Deployments
Sitecore, Umbraco, Kentico, Optimizely and ERP platforms hosted, deployed and operated on cloud properly.
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Production hosting and release engineering for enterprise content and business platforms: Sitecore XP and XM Cloud, Umbraco, Kentico Xperience, Optimizely, Dynamics 365 and other ERP and line-of-business systems, on Azure, AWS or Kubernetes, with CI/CD, CDN and WAF, environments and upgrades all handled as code.
- Hosting architecture per platform: App Service, AKS or EKS, containers, SQL or PostgreSQL, Redis, Solr or Azure Search
- CI/CD with blue-green or slot deployments and content synchronisation
- CDN, WAF and edge security with Front Door, CloudFront or Cloudflare
- Dev, UAT, staging and production environments defined as code
- Version upgrades, moves to cloud-native editions, and performance tuning
What you receive
- 01Hosting architecture and sizing per platform
- 02Infrastructure and pipelines as code in your repositories
- 03Zero-downtime release process with rollback
- 04Operations runbook: patching, upgrades, backups, scaling
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