Start with your application
We map requirements, databases, integrations and dependencies before defining the environment.
CLOUD FOR SOFTWARE COMPANIES
You build the software. Cloudax designs and operates the infrastructure supporting your releases, your customers and the evolution of your business.

A FOUNDATION FOR GROWTH
Architecture should reflect how your software works and how you deliver it. We connect capacity, availability and operations in a coherent environment.

We map requirements, databases, integrations and dependencies before defining the environment.
Resources are sized and reviewed according to usage patterns and customer growth.
Scope, access and routines are agreed between your team, Cloudax and other suppliers.
FROM CODE TO OPERATIONS
Separate environments to develop, validate and deliver with greater control.
Configurations suited to your team and development cycle.
Release, integration and performance testing outside production.
Infrastructure, databases and monitoring for the live environment.
Capacity and customer isolation based on the application model.
CLEAR RESPONSIBILITIES
Responsibilities are defined in the project. Your team owns product direction while Cloudax manages the contracted infrastructure services.
| Area | Your software company | Cloudax |
|---|---|---|
| Product and experience | Roadmap, features and user experience. | Architecture and capacity supporting product requirements. |
| Applications and data | Code, business rules and functional validation. | Infrastructure and database services within the agreed scope. |
| Delivery and operations | Release planning and customer relationships. | Monitoring, backup and support for the contracted environment. |
CHOOSE WITH PURPOSE
Private, Public, Hybrid or Multicloud. The decision considers performance, dependencies, data location, capacity and cost — beyond the provider name.
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FROM ARCHITECTURE TO DAILY OPERATIONS
Applications, customers, criticality and priorities for change.
Architecture, environments, testing and a transition plan.
Monitoring routines, capacity and improvement opportunities.
CONNECTED CAPABILITIES