Hosting and DevOps that keep your apps online.
Hosting setup, automated deployments, monitoring, backups and ongoing maintenance, so your website, app or API keeps running while you focus on the business.
Cloud, DevOps & Maintenance at picoBytes
Launching is the start, not the finish. Servers need security patches, certificates expire, traffic spikes and dependencies go out of date. Without care, a good app slowly becomes a slow, risky one.
We set up hosting that fits your size and budget, automate deployments so releases are routine instead of stressful, and watch your systems so problems get fixed before your customers notice.
What we do
Hosting setup
Shared hosting, VPS or cloud (AWS, Google Cloud, DigitalOcean), sized for your needs.
CI/CD pipelines
Automated testing and deployment on every release.
Monitoring & alerts
Uptime, performance and error monitoring, with alerts to the right people.
Backups & recovery
Automated, tested backups and a clear plan to restore.
Security & updates
OS, framework and dependency updates, SSL and server hardening.
Maintenance plans
Monthly care covering bug fixes, small changes and performance tuning.
From first call to launch
Discover
We map the requirement, constraints and budget, and agree on what “done” looks like.
Prototype
A proof-of-concept board, clickable design or first build that tests the riskiest parts early.
Build
Development in short milestones with regular demos, on real hardware and real screens.
Launch & support
Production handover, store or server deployment, and updates after release.
Common questions
Do you offer monthly maintenance?
Yes. Maintenance plans cover updates, backups, monitoring and a set amount of small changes each month.
Can you move our site to better hosting?
Yes. We plan the migration, move files and databases, test everything and switch over with little or no downtime.
Our site was hacked. Can you help?
Yes. We clean the site, find and close the way the attacker got in, restore from a clean backup where possible, and harden it against repeat attacks.
Which cloud provider is best?
It depends on your traffic, budget and team. Many small businesses do well on a managed VPS, while growing apps benefit from AWS or Google Cloud. We’ll explain the trade-offs.
Let’s talk about your project.
Answer four quick questions and we’ll get back to you with next steps. No obligation, no jargon.