In production
A regulated exchange running on EC2 with nginx, PM2-managed processes, and queue-backed services — uptime that survives a zone failure.
CI/CD with build, deploy, and rollback scripts, secure DB tunnels, and prod/dev provisioning — repeatable, not hand-typed at 2am.
S3 for storage, SES for transactional email, and cloud architecture sized to real traffic — not over-provisioned guesswork.
Quick answer
What does Seypro’s cloud & infrastructure engineering include? Seypro builds and operates cloud infrastructure — AWS architecture, Docker and docker-compose, PM2 process management, CI/CD pipelines, and self-hosted production systems on EC2 with nginx. We run production infrastructure for a regulated securities exchange (multi-AZ, queue-backed, monitored) and deploy client platforms with automated pipelines, secure DB tunnels, and S3/SES integration. You get infrastructure-as-code and full access — not a black box.
Production systems fail at the operational layer — missing rollback paths, hand-typed deploys, alerts that fire after customers notice. We architect, provision, deploy, and operate the infrastructure your software runs on: managed cloud and self-hosted production on AWS (EC2, S3, SES, RDS, CloudFront), containerisation with Docker and docker-compose, process management with PM2, reverse proxying with nginx, and CI/CD pipelines that build, test, deploy, and roll back without human intervention. Infrastructure as code, documented at every step — never a black box.
The scope runs from architecture to operations: cloud architecture (right-sized compute, networking, multi-AZ resilience, storage and CDN), containerisation and orchestration (Docker images, compose stacks, container lifecycle), CI/CD and automation (pipeline design, automated deploys, secure DB tunnels, environment provisioning scripts), and production operations (monitoring, log aggregation, alerting, Sentry error tracking, and incident-ready runbooks). We run the full stack end to end — or scope the pipelines and hand everything over for your team to own.
In production: the self-hosted, multi-AZ infrastructure behind MERJ Exchange — queue-backed services, deployed and monitored through automated pipelines — and client platforms across AWS with S3, SES, and CI workflows. Every infrastructure build ships with security baked in: least-privilege access, managed secrets, audit-ready logging, and tested rollback paths — not a retrofit after the first incident.
Two disciplines
Architecture and provisioning on one side, deployment and operations on the other. We handle both — and document everything so your team can run it without us.
Right-sized AWS architecture — compute, networking, storage, CDN, and multi-AZ resilience — provisioned as code so it rebuilds the same way every time.
Pipelines that build, test, deploy, and roll back automatically — plus the monitoring, logging, and alerting that catch problems before your users do.
Capabilities
Containers, pipelines, queues, and monitoring — the operational layer most teams discover they need after launch, not before.
Docker images and docker-compose stacks that run the same on a laptop, a CI runner, and production.
Automated build, test, deploy, and rollback — every change shipped the same repeatable way, not by hand.
Metrics, log aggregation, and alerting wired in so degradations page someone before customers notice.
Message queues and background workers (RabbitMQ, Redis Streams) with failover for work that can’t block a request.
Secrets management, secure DB tunnels, and least-privilege IAM — the boring controls that keep prod safe.
Infrastructure as code, documented runbooks, and full account access. You own it; we’re not a dependency.
Tooling
AWSEC2DockerPM2nginxCI/CDS3SESRabbitMQRedisSentryWe run real production infrastructure. Beyond managed platforms, we provision and operate self-hosted systems on AWS EC2 with nginx and PM2, containerise with Docker and docker-compose, and stand up CI/CD pipelines with automated deploys and rollback. We run multi-AZ, queue-backed production for regulated clients.
No. We deliver infrastructure as code, documented runbooks, and full account access. You own the AWS account, the pipelines, and the configuration. We can operate it on a retainer or hand it entirely to your team — your call, not a dependency we engineer in.
Metrics, log aggregation, alerting, and error tracking (e.g. Sentry) wired in so degradations page someone before users notice. We add health checks, uptime monitoring, and incident-ready runbooks, and we tune autoscaling so you pay for the load you actually have.
