With our Cloud-native apps offering we build applications for client requirements that are specifically designed and developed to run on cloud infrastructure. These applications are built using cloud-native principles and technologies, helping customer to taking full advantage of the scalability, flexibility, and resilience.

Microservices Architecture: With Cloud-native apps are typically built using a microservices architecture, where the application is broken down into smaller, loosely coupled services. Each service can be developed, deployed, and scaled independently, enabling faster development cycles and easier maintenance.

Dynamic Scalability: Cloud-native apps can scale horizontally by adding or removing instances of individual services based on demand. This allows the application to handle fluctuations in traffic and workload effectively, ensuring optimal performance and cost-efficiency.

Resilience and Fault Tolerance: Cloud-native apps are designed to be resilient to failures. They leverage features like automated scaling, load balancing, and self-healing capabilities to ensure high availability and fault tolerance. If any component fails, the application can automatically recover or route traffic to healthy instances.

DevOps Practices: Cloud-native apps embrace DevOps principles, enabling continuous integration, continuous delivery (CI/CD), and automated deployment processes. This promotes faster time-to-market, frequent updates, and efficient collaboration between development and operations teams.

Cloud-native Services: Cloud-native apps leverage various cloud-native services provided by cloud platforms, such as managed databases, messaging queues, caching, and monitoring tools. These services abstract away the underlying infrastructure complexities and allow developers to focus on building the core application logic.

Our Low-code development platforms are software tools that enable users to create applications with minimal coding knowledge or experience. We offer low-code development platforms that allow users to quickly and easily build custom applications for their business needs. These platforms typically use visual interfaces, drag-and-drop tools, and pre-built components to simplify the application development process.

The key features of low-code development platforms include:

Visual App Development: Low-code development platforms use visual interfaces to make app development intuitive and easy. Users can drag and drop components, such as text boxes, buttons, and images, to build their app without having to write any code.

Pre-built Components: Low-code development platforms offer pre-built components that can be easily customized to fit the user’s specific needs. These components include things like database connectors, security features, and integrations with other software tools.

Rapid Prototyping: Low-code development platforms allow users to quickly create prototypes of their applications, allowing them to get feedback and make changes before committing to a full build.

Collaboration: Low-code development platforms offer collaboration features that allow multiple users to work on an app simultaneously. This can include things like version control, team chat, and shared development environments.

Integration: Low-code development platforms integrate with other software tools, making it easy to connect your app with other systems and data sources. This can include things like CRM systems, marketing automation tools, and payment gateways.

Our Infrastructure as a code (IaC) is an approach to managing infrastructure in a cloud environment by defining and provisioning it through code, rather than manual configuration. We offer infrastructure as code services to help organizations automate the deployment and management of their cloud infrastructure.

The key features of infrastructure as code services include:

Automation: Infrastructure as code services automate the provisioning, deployment, and configuration of cloud resources, reducing the time and effort required to manage infrastructure.

Reusability: Infrastructure as code services enable organizations to create reusable code for deploying and managing cloud resources, making it easier to maintain and update infrastructure over time.

Scalability: Infrastructure as code services help organizations quickly and easily scale their infrastructure up or down based on changing needs, without having to manually configure individual resources.

Versioning: Infrastructure as code services use version control systems to manage code, enabling organizations to track changes and roll back to previous versions if needed.

Security: Infrastructure as code services allow organizations to define security policies and configurations in code, ensuring that security is baked into the infrastructure from the start.