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Cloud, data and operations for systems that must stay up

Brihat Infotech designs your cloud, builds the data platform your reports read from, and runs both after launch. Each engagement starts with an assessment of your current estate and what it costs you today.

How the work runs

An assessment comes first, at a fixed scope. It happens at your site or at our Noida office, and it maps your servers, databases, bills and the people who answer the pager.

After that the work takes one of two shapes. A migration typically takes 6 to 14 weeks and ends with a handover, as laid out in How we engage. Retained operations carry on after launch with a pod of site reliability engineers (SREs) and a cloud architect.

Four things stay with you from any engagement here:

  • the migration plan, including its rollback steps
  • a cost model for each workload
  • monitoring and alerts that show what your systems are doing
  • a written security position

The work follows the same five phases as every project.

Where your data may sit

Some data has to stay in India, and some regulators restrict who may host it. We settle these rules in the assessment, before any design work. The ones we meet most are RBI data localisation, regulator outsourcing directions and the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act.

Work this covers

Growth-stage D2C brand, commerce replatform. A storefront that failed in flash sales was rebuilt as headless commerce, with edge caching, autoscaling, and a waiting line that protects checkout. See the D2C commerce case study

Pan-India logistics operator, control tower. Vehicle location, depot scans and messages from the drivers' app report into one live screen, backed by an exception engine and a customer tracking page. See the logistics control tower case study

Also see: software for retail and e-commerce, software for banks and fintechs, software for government and PSUs

Which system would hurt most if it went down tonight?

Tell us what you want to build.

The first call is 45 minutes with an architect, usually the founder. It is free, and we will sign an NDA first if you ask.