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AWS: the largest cloud's power, without the surprise bills
The cloud market leader — valuable exactly to the degree it is sized correctly.
Amazon Web Services is the world's largest cloud provider: its own global-infrastructure page lists 123 Availability Zones within 39 geographic regions, spanning simple virtual servers, managed databases and AI-powered image processing. That richness is advantage and trap in equal measure: companies entering AWS without a plan routinely end up with bills inflated by oversized resources and forgotten running services. Our approach is economic before it is technical: we start from the application's needs, pick the minimum set of services that covers them, and configure cost alarms and limits from day one. We host business applications, shops with seasonal traffic peaks and high-availability systems on AWS, with data kept in European regions for GDPR compliance. The inconvenient truth often skipped: for many small applications a classic VPS at a fraction of the price is enough — and we tell you that before you sign anything.
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What you get
Costs restrained from day one
Sizing on real consumption, budget alarms and automatic shutdown of idle resources — the monthly bill stays predictable.
Traffic peaks without investment
Capacity grows automatically on Black Friday and shrinks after — you pay for peak hours, not for servers sleeping the rest of the year.
Data in Europe, GDPR-compliant
AWS's European regions keep customer data in the EU, with the compliance certifications audits demand.
Frequently asked questions
Does our company actually need AWS?
Our test: variable or growing traffic, high-availability needs or managed services — yes. A stable internal app with few users — a classic VPS costs several times less and suffices. We answer on your numbers, not on trends.
Our AWS bill grew out of control — can it be reduced?
Almost always, and often significantly: oversized resources, orphaned volumes, cross-zone traffic and forgotten running services are the usual suspects. A cost audit is the first step; we do not promise a savings percentage before seeing the actual consumption.
Can you migrate our existing application to AWS?
Yes, in stages and with patience: the test environment first, then low-risk components, critical systems last, with a rollback plan at every step. No heroic-weekend migrations followed by weeks of incidents.
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Message us on WhatsApp or send an email — you talk directly to a developer.
office@northdan.com · +40 752 070 247