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Cloud services
we cover

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Cloud Migration

Move workloads from on-premises or legacy systems to AWS, Azure, or GCP with low downtime

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Cloud Architecture & Design

Set compute, storage, networking, and access controls around expected load and availability requirements

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Cloud-Native Development

Deploy containerized microservices on Kubernetes and scale each service independently

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Serverless & Functions

Run event-driven workloads on AWS Lambda with no servers to provision for each function

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Infrastructure as Code

Define cloud resources as code so changes can be versioned and reproduced across environments

Platforms & tools
we work with

AWS
Azure
GCP
Cross-platform
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EC2
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Lambda
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S3
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RDS
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DynamoDB
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EKS
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API Gateway
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CloudFormation
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CloudWatch
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Virtual Machines
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Azure Functions
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Blob Storage
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Azure SQL
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AKS
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Azure DevOps
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Azure Monitor
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Compute Engine
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Cloud Run
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Cloud Storage
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GKE
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BigQuery
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Cloud SQL
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Terraform
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Docker
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Kubernetes
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Helm
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GitHub Actions
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Ansible
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What we build
in the cloud

eCommerce platforms
eCommerce platforms

Scalable storefronts and backends that handle traffic spikes, keeping the functionality fully available

SaaS products
SaaS products

Multi-tenant apps with isolated customer data and separate scaling for workloads that grow at different rates

Internal tools & portals
Internal tools & portals

Cloud-hosted internal tools and portals with role-based access so company data can be accessed by the right people only

Data-heavy applications
Data-heavy applications

Cloud pipelines, warehouses, and processing layers that add compute as data volume grows

Legacy modernization
Legacy modernization

Monoliths broken into services, outdated stacks migrated, cloud costs brought under control

Why Vilmate

Your Team, Not a Rotation
Speed Without Shortcuts
ISO-Certified Quality
Nearshore Advantage
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You work with the same developers start to finish, preserving the important context and keeping the process uninterrupted.
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Fast and clean aren’t mutually exclusive. We move fast, but not at the expense of code quality or architecture.
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Our processes are ISO-certified. That means structured code reviews, clear documentation, and predictable delivery.
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Based in Eastern Europe, we overlap with US and EU working hours, ensuring real-time collaboration without the timezone headache.

Selected work

Not all of these started in the cloud. Some of them ended up there.

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Awarebee
#ai
#saas
#tech
#wordpress
USA

Awarebee

Monitor website changes with AI
We worked on Awarebee’s SaaS platform, covering UX/UI, dashboards, subscriptions, branding, and a marketing website built around its existing monitoring functionality.
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Rule
#adtech
#angular
#laravel
Sweden

Rule

Marketing automation platform for email and SMS campaigns
RuleMailer was already in use, with key functionality still to add. Our development team worked on the Template Editor, external integrations, subscriber communication, and campaign statistics.
2×
Development Speed
~50% lower
Development Costs
Stable
Under Growing Demand
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CoPatient
#healthcare
#angular
#aws
#heroku
#python
USA

CoPatient

Healthcare platform for medical bill review and negotiation
The CoPatient concept became a working web application for medical bill submission, review, negotiation, and online communication with consumer advocates and billing experts.
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Questions clients ask
before they start

Which cloud platform should we use: AWS, Azure, or GCP?
It depends on your stack, team, and what you’re building. AWS is the safest default for most product companies. Azure makes sense if you’re already in the Microsoft ecosystem. GCP wins on data and ML workloads. We’ll help you pick based on your actual situation, focusing on the needs and expectations rather than a specific vendor.
How long does a cloud migration take?
A focused lift-and-shift for a mid-sized application usually takes 6–12 weeks. Re-architecting something more complex takes longer—sometimes months. The honest answer is: it depends on how much technical debt we’re working around. We scope it properly before committing to a timeline.
Do you handle infrastructure management after the migration?
We can, but it’s not our default mode. Most clients want us to build and hand off, with some ongoing support: on-demand bug fixing, updates, security patches, etc. We’re an engineering team, and our main task is to set things up so your team can run it confidently.
How do you approach cloud security and compliance?
It's built into architecture decisions from the start—with IAM policies, network segmentation, encryption at rest and in transit. For regulated industries we go deeper, but we don't treat security as an add-on. Also, Vilmate is ISO 27001 certified, meaning that all our development practices and flows match the internationally recognized industry standards.
We’re not sure what we need yet. Where do we start?
That’s actually the most common starting point. A short discovery call usually clarifies whether you need migration, re-architecture, or something in between. No preparation is required on your end, we’ll figure everything out during the conversation.

Don’t let
infrastructure
slow you down

Whether you’re planning a migration or building cloud-native from scratch, let’s figure out the right approach together
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