Cloud & Data Engineering · Delivery Accelerator

Cloud Native Development

Flentas rebuilds the architecture and the delivery pipeline together: microservices, containers, CI/CD and serverless on AWS, so releases stop being an event. Ship every day instead of once a fortnight, and scale to ten million users without a 2am phone call.

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The Reality

When Your Architecture Starts Holding You Back

Velocity isn't a people problem. It's what the architecture underneath your product allows.

Releases move too slowly

A simple change still takes days to reach production.

One change breaks something else

Everything is connected, so every release feels like a risk.

Scaling means overprovisioning

You pay for peak capacity even when demand is nowhere near it.

Infrastructure takes too much attention

Engineers spend their time managing infrastructure instead of building products.

Failures have a bigger blast radius

One problem can take down more of the application than it should.

Observability arrives after the outage

Teams learn about failures from customers because the system was never built to explain itself.

Key Benefits

Velocity Is an Architecture Decision

Stop Releasing Once a Fortnight

Slow releases aren't a process problem — they're an architecture problem. Cloud-native microservices let each team deploy independently; clients go from biweekly releases to multiple deploys a day.

End the Monolith Breaking on Every Deploy

One team's merge breaks another team's service — that's monolith architecture forcing shared risk. Decoupled microservices on AWS isolate failures, so a bug in payments never kills your onboarding flow again.

Stop Paying for Compute You Don't Use

Over-provisioned EC2 instances running at 15% utilisation. Event-driven serverless and containerised workloads on EKS right-size compute to actual demand — clients cut infrastructure spend by 40%.

Ship Features, Not Infrastructure Tickets

Your DevOps engineers were hired to build, not babysit. AI-generated IaC, automated CI/CD, and self-healing Kubernetes clusters eliminate the manual toil that keeps your platform team in firefighting mode.

Proof Points

Built to Deliver More

50+Cloud-native applications built and deployed

3xFaster release velocity

40%Average infrastructure cost reduction

How It Works

From Monolith to Daily Deploys, Without Breaking Production

1
Kill the Architecture That's Slowing You Down
Monoliths create shared risk — one bad deploy breaks everything. Flentas architects your application into independently deployable microservices on AWS ECS or EKS, each service owned by one team. Breakages stay contained; release windows disappear.
2
Stop Building on Infrastructure That Doesn't Scale
You've provisioned for peak traffic and you're paying for it 24 hours a day. Event-driven serverless architectures using AWS Lambda, API Gateway, and SQS scale to zero when idle and to millions of requests when it counts.
3
Replace Manual Deploys with Pipelines That Ship Themselves
Every manual deploy is a risk. Fully automated CI/CD pipelines using AWS CodePipeline, CodeBuild, and GitHub Actions — with environment promotion, automated testing gates, and rollback triggers. Your team commits code; the pipeline does the rest.
4
Put Your Application in a Container That Runs Anywhere
Inconsistent environments cause "works on my machine" bugs that waste sprints. Docker and Kubernetes on Amazon EKS standardise your runtime — dev, staging, and production run identical stacks. Onboarding new engineers drops from days to hours.
5
Catch Failures Before Your Users Do
Customer-reported bugs are the most expensive kind. CloudWatch ML anomaly detection, distributed tracing with AWS X-Ray, and OpenTelemetry observability surface latency spikes and dependency failures before they reach a single user.
6
Build Compliance Into the Architecture, Not the Audit
Scrambling to evidence compliance four weeks before an audit costs ten times more than building it in. Security-as-code from initial architecture — IAM least-privilege, VPC isolation, AWS Config rules, and GuardDuty active from commit one.

Technology Stack

Technologies & Tools We Use

Container Orchestration

Amazon EKS · Amazon ECS · AWS Fargate · Docker · Kubernetes · Helm · AWS App Mesh · AWS Cloud Map

Serverless & Event-Driven

AWS Lambda · API Gateway · SQS · SNS · EventBridge · Step Functions · Amazon Kinesis

CI/CD & Developer Tooling

CodePipeline · CodeBuild · CodeDeploy · GitHub Actions · AWS CDK · AWS SAM · Amazon ECR · CodeArtifact

Infrastructure as Code

Terraform · CloudFormation · AWS CDK · Control Tower · Landing Zone Accelerator · Service Catalog

Observability & Performance

CloudWatch · AWS X-Ray · OpenTelemetry · Amazon Managed Grafana · Amazon Managed Prometheus

Security & Compliance

AWS IAM · Amazon VPC · AWS WAF · GuardDuty · Inspector · AWS Config · Security Hub · Secrets Manager

Data & AI Integration

Amazon RDS · Aurora Serverless · DynamoDB · S3 · Amazon Bedrock · SageMaker · AWS Glue

Programs & Frameworks

AWS Well-Architected Framework · 12-Factor App · AWS Graviton Optimisation · AWS Activate · CNCF Landscape

Delivery Accelerator · ChangeSafe

Know What a Change Will Break Before It Ships

ChangeSafe AI maps your codebase into a live dependency graph, so every release, refactor and security fix is reviewed against what it actually touches, before it reaches production.

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Case Studies

Where Cloud-Native Development Makes a Difference

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Fintech / High-Frequency Transactions

Monolith breaking under transaction volume during peak trading — microservices migration to EKS delivers sub-50ms latency at ten thousand transactions per second with zero downtime.

Fintech SaaS

20+Services Shipped Daily, Zero Manual Handoffs

63 Moons needed a microservices release pipeline for 20+ services across dev, QA, and production — on a codebase that couldn't leave premise. Flentas delivered daily deploys via hybrid CI/CD on Jenkins + AWS.

SaaS / Rapid Feature Velocity

Monthly release cycles losing ground to competitors shipping weekly — cloud-native CI/CD and decoupled services move the product team to daily deployments within 60 days.

Gaming / Unpredictable Concurrent Load

Fixed infrastructure failing during game launches — serverless event-driven architecture auto-scales from zero to three million concurrent users without a single page of capacity planning.

Media / VR

<200msGlobal Latency at Infinite Scale

360VUZ's live and on-demand VR streaming platform was built cloud-native on AWS for the UAE market — engineered for unpredictable traffic spikes and infinite horizontal scale from day one.

NBFC / Compliance-First Architecture

Greenfield digital lending platform needed production-ready, RBI-compliant infrastructure in under 90 days — cloud-native landing zone with security-as-code delivered audit-ready architecture from day one.

Financial Services

60Days to a Live, RBI-Compliant Platform

Godrej Capital's entire cloud-native infrastructure was designed and provisioned from inception — lending platform live in under 60 days with HA architecture across AWS Mumbai, fully compliant with RBI digital lending guidelines.

“We hired DevOps engineers to build pipelines. They were writing tickets. Flentas came in, assessed our architecture, and in eight weeks we had microservices running on EKS, a full CI/CD pipeline shipping to production multiple times a day, and our DevOps team finally doing what we hired them for. Managing daily releases of 20+ services across environments has never been a breeze — until now.”

VP of Technology63 Moons Technologies

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What's Next

Where This Fits in Your Journey

One engagement is one stage. Here is what usually comes before and after, so the next step is always clear.

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Application and Database Modernization

Clear the application and database debt that migration alone does not solve.

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