Infrastructure that scales down as well as up.
Sophon designs, migrates and runs AWS infrastructure. AWS offers every service imaginable, which is exactly the problem, so we build the smallest architecture that meets your load, compliance needs and budget, and document why each piece is there.
Cloud & AWS
Architect, migrate, automate, operate.
From a first architecture through to someone watching the dashboards at 3am.
KPI · Monthly cloud spend
AWS Cloud Solutions
Architecture on AWS that fits the bill you want to pay.
- AWS
- Terraform
- CloudFormation
KPI · Cutover downtime
Cloud Migration
Off the old server, onto the cloud, without the outage.
- AWS
- Terraform
- Docker
KPI · Deploy frequency
DevOps & CI/CD
Ship on a Friday without holding your breath.
- GitHub Actions
- Docker
- Terraform
KPI · Cost per request
Serverless Architecture
Pay for what runs, not for what idles.
- AWS Lambda
- API Gateway
- DynamoDB
KPI · Uptime
Managed Hosting & Security
Someone watching your infrastructure at 3am.
- AWS
- Cloudflare
- CloudWatch
Choosing a compute model
Servers, containers or serverless?
Most real systems end up a mix. What matters is picking deliberately per workload rather than defaulting to one.
| Traditional server | Containers Recommended | Serverless | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Steady, predictable load | Most production workloads | Spiky or scheduled work |
| Cost at idle | Full price | Reduced | Near zero |
| Cost at high volume | Predictable | Predictable | Can exceed servers |
| Scales automatically | No | Yes, with setup | Yes, instantly |
| You patch the OS | Yes | Base image only | No |
| Vendor lock-in | Low | Low | Moderate |
FAQs
Cloud and AWS questions.
It can be, if nothing is right-sized. Done properly it is usually cheaper at variable load, because you stop paying for idle capacity. We model the cost before you commit.
That is answered by the rehearsal, not a guess. We run a full dry-run cutover first, so the live window is timed and scheduled, and some migrations are zero-downtime.
No. Infrastructure is defined in code with runbooks and documentation, so routine changes are reviewable pull requests rather than console archaeology.
Bring us your architecture. We’ll tell you what it should cost.
Book a free 30-minute scoping call. Tell us the problem and we’ll tell you honestly what it takes to solve it.