Production-Grade AWS Hosting Without the Guesswork
You’re paying for AWS but getting shared-hosting performance. Either a t2.micro buckling under 50,000 visitors, or an idle m5.xlarge burning money for nothing. I size, secure, and configure your stack so it scales when traffic hits and stays cheap when it doesn’t.
Why your AWS bill hurts and your site still lags
Wrong instance sizing
Too small and one spike crashes you. Too big and you pay for capacity that sits idle 90% of the day.
Database on the same box
Your MySQL shares CPU and RAM with the web server. One traffic surge and both go down together.
Open security groups
Port 22 open to the world, IAM keys hardcoded in config, S3 buckets publicly readable. That’s a breach waiting to happen.
No scaling rules
Without auto-scaling, traffic spikes either time out or cost a fortune. There’s no middle ground until you set one.
No monitoring
No CloudWatch dashboards, no alerts. You find out the site is down when a customer emails you, not before.
No cost control
Idle resources, oversized volumes, and forgotten snapshots quietly inflate the bill every single month.
What I set up on AWS
A complete, documented stack configured for performance, security, and cost. Built on IAM roles, not root credentials.
- EC2 instance with proper sizing, AMI, and auto-scaling rules
- RDS database with Multi-AZ backup and point-in-time recovery
- CloudFront CDN with S3 origin for static assets and media
- SSL via ACM, locked-down security groups, and IAM role config
- CloudWatch dashboards for CPU, memory, disk, and response time
- Alert rules for downtime, high CPU, full disk, and SSL expiry
- Automated backup verification with a documented restore test
- Deployment runbook and SSH access docs for your team
Where you are → where you’ll be
How I set up your AWS hosting
Scope the stack
Tell me your application, traffic numbers, and growth plans. I scope the right setup for your budget, not the biggest one.
Build the infrastructure
I provision EC2, RDS, S3, CloudFront, and security groups, all wired with proper IAM roles instead of root credentials.
Migrate and load test
I move your application, configure caching, and load test to confirm the stack handles 3x your current peak traffic.
Hand off with docs
You get CloudWatch dashboards, alert rules, a deployment runbook, and access docs so your team can run it.
Stop overpaying for underperforming AWS
Get a right-sized, secured, monitored AWS stack scoped to your traffic and your budget, with docs your team can use.
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