For operating businesses

Replace fragile hosting with a production setup your business can run.

We fix the immediate problem, then set up the release and recovery process that stops it becoming an emergency again.

What changes

Before

One-off deploys
Vendor sprawl
Undocumented access
No recovery plan

After

Named production owner
Repeatable release process
Documented access
Tested recovery path

We take ownership of the whole release path

Not just a server. The code, the path to production, and what happens when a release goes wrong.

Code

Fix build failures, runtime errors, environment variables, and application blockers.

Cloud

Azure, AWS, Google Cloud, VPS, dedicated servers, or the setup you already own.

Release

Git-based deployments, preview or staging checks, smoke tests, and rollback procedures.

Data

Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB, migrations, backup planning, and restore procedures.

Edge

Domain, DNS, HTTPS, reverse proxy, secure secrets, and public access rules.

Handover

The accounts, credentials, runbook, and deploy process belong to your team.

How the work moves

01 / Map

Find the actual dependency chain

Repository, domain, database, secrets, provider, and the blocker in front of production.

02 / Build

Create a release path that can be repeated

Infrastructure, Git deployment, checks, access, and recovery steps are set up around the app.

03 / Handover

Leave your team in control

We smoke-test production, document the setup, and explain the next deployment and rollback.

The operating model

One stack, clear ownership

The result is not always one server. It is a clear decision about where each service runs, who owns it, how a release reaches production, and how the business recovers.

RepoAssistant delivery

Code review → production target → deployment pipeline → smoke test → handover.

Before you decide

Questions teams ask before they move production.

Can you work with our current provider?

Yes. We first assess the setup you already have. We use Azure, AWS, Google Cloud, a VPS, or a hybrid setup when it is the right technical and cost decision.

Do we have to move everything?

No. We move only what needs to move. Sometimes the best result is fixing the current deployment path and documenting the rest.

Will our team be able to deploy after handover?

That is the point. We leave a repeatable Git-based release path, test it, and document what your team needs to know.