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Cloud services
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Cloud Migration
Moving workloads from on-premises or legacy environments to AWS, Azure, or GCP — with minimal disruption.
Cloud Architecture & Design
Infrastructure blueprints built around how your product actually scales — not a generic template.
Cloud-Native Development
Applications built to run in the cloud from day one. No retrofitting, no workarounds.
Serverless & Functions
Event-driven logic without managing servers. Less overhead, more focus on shipping product.
Infrastructure as Code
Cloud resources provisioned and managed through code. Reproducible environments, fewer surprises.
Platforms & tools
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What we build
in the cloud
Scalable storefronts and backends that handle traffic spikes without breaking a sweat.
Multi-tenant applications built cloud-native — with the isolation, uptime, and deployment speed SaaS demands.
Business-critical systems moved off aging on-premises infrastructure and into maintainable, cost-efficient cloud environments.
Pipelines, warehouses, and processing layers for products where data volume is a core engineering challenge.
Monoliths broken into services, outdated stacks migrated, cloud costs brought under control.
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Not all of these started in the cloud. Some of them ended up there.
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“Having Vilmate as a partner has helped us drive our transformation, turning our product idea into well-designed mobile and web solutions.
For the two years, we’ve been working together, Vilmate became an embedded part of the team. The ongoing knowledge transfer has helped us build a culture of continuous improvement, so we expect to keep reaching and exceeding new heights, developing Homer into a powerful platform.”