AWS BACKEND HOSTING

Your product, backed by AWS.

When AWS backend hosting is included in your signed scope, RankCore Global designs the architecture, deploys the application, configures operational safeguards, and can manage the environment after launch.

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01Design
02Deploy
03Operate

MANAGED FOUNDATION

A backend selected for the product—not a generic server.

The exact services depend on traffic, data, availability, integration, compliance, recovery, and budget requirements. We document what RankCore manages and what remains under the client's control.

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AWS.01

Built to scale

Application and data components are selected around realistic capacity, growth, and availability needs.

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Security-minded access

Identity, permissions, secrets, networking, and environment separation are configured for the agreed risk level.

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Managed operations

RankCore can handle deployment, monitoring, maintenance, incident support, and planned improvements.

Architecture, service levels, recovery targets, data handling, and monthly AWS consumption are confirmed in writing before launch.

WHAT WE CONFIGURE

The operational pieces around your application.

A project may include some or all of these areas. The signed scope identifies the actual resources, responsibilities, limits, and handoff.

INF.01

Account & Environment Foundation

Resource organization, environments, access roles, naming, and ownership planning.

  • Development and production separation
  • Identity and permission structure
  • Client ownership and access plan
INF.02

Application Hosting

Compute and delivery services chosen around the application runtime and workload.

  • Serverless, container, or managed compute
  • Domain, TLS, and traffic routing
  • Deployment configuration
INF.03

Data & Storage

Database, object storage, caching, and data access configured for the agreed use case.

  • Data-service selection
  • Encryption and access controls
  • Backup and retention approach
INF.04

Deployment Pipeline

Repeatable build and release workflows that reduce manual production changes.

  • Source and environment connections
  • Automated build and deploy
  • Rollback planning
INF.05

Monitoring & Alerts

Operational signals selected to reveal availability, performance, errors, and capacity issues.

  • Logs and application metrics
  • Alert thresholds and routing
  • Support escalation plan
INF.06

Cost Controls

Budgets, alerts, resource choices, and operating reviews aligned to expected usage.

  • Consumption visibility
  • Budget notifications
  • Optimization recommendations

DELIVERY PROCESS

From requirements to managed operations.

We make responsibilities visible before production traffic or sensitive business data reaches the environment.

STEP 01

Discover

Confirm users, data, integrations, traffic, risk, budget, ownership, and availability needs.

STEP 02

Architect

Propose the AWS services, boundaries, security approach, cost assumptions, and operational model.

STEP 03

Deploy

Configure the approved environment, application, data services, release flow, monitoring, and backups.

STEP 04

Operate

Monitor, maintain, support, optimize, and report according to the signed managed-service level.

Cost and responsibility notice: AWS usage, data transfer, licenses, support plans, and third-party services are separate from RankCore's professional fees unless expressly included. AWS controls its own services, pricing, availability, and account rules. RankCore does not promise a specific compliance certification or uptime level unless it is written into the signed agreement.

CLEAR OWNERSHIP

You know who controls what.

Where practical, the client owns the production AWS account and grants RankCore the access required to perform the agreed work. Alternate ownership arrangements must be stated clearly in the agreement.

01

Client responsibilities

Business decisions, lawful data use, required approvals, account funding, authorized users, and timely access to required systems.

02

RankCore responsibilities

Architecture and operational work specifically included in the scope, documented changes, and reasonable security practices for RankCore-managed access.

03

AWS responsibilities

Operation of AWS's underlying cloud services under AWS's own customer agreement, service terms, and shared-responsibility model.

04

Exit and handoff

Access transfer, documentation, data export, transition support, and resource shutdown follow the signed agreement and cancellation policy.

READY TO ARCHITECT

Build the backend your product actually needs.

Tell us what the application must do, who it serves, and what already exists.

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