Teenva AI & Digital Ventures delivers AWS cloud services from Bangalore, India, for travel portals, SaaS products, e-commerce platforms, and API-heavy web applications. We design and operate AWS infrastructure — EC2, RDS, S3, Lambda, VPC, CloudFront, and related services — with security, backups, and cost control built in from day one.
AWS is our primary cloud platform for the products we build and support. We migrate clients off fragile shared hosting, right-size instances after launch, and pair infrastructure with CI/CD pipelines and monitoring so your application stays reliable as it scales.
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AWS architecture, migration, and day-two operations for production apps.
Hub: Managed IT services
AWS Services We Design & Operate
| AWS Service | Typical Use in Our Projects |
|---|---|
| EC2 / ALB | Laravel, PHP, or Node application servers behind a load balancer |
| RDS (MySQL/PostgreSQL) | Booking databases, SaaS tenant data, transactional records with automated backups |
| S3 | Uploads, static assets, logs, and backup archives |
| CloudFront + ACM | CDN, HTTPS, and faster global portal performance |
| Route 53 | DNS, health checks, and failover (scoped) |
| Lambda | Webhook processors, cron replacements, image resizing |
| SQS / SNS | Asynchronous jobs — payment webhooks, email queues |
| ElastiCache (Redis) | Session storage, query caching, queue backend |
| Secrets Manager / SSM | Secure storage for API keys — kept out of source control |
| CloudWatch | Metrics and logs (see DevOps monitoring services) |
| ECS / Fargate | Containerized applications, where agreed in the architecture |
| WAF | Baseline OWASP protection for public-facing endpoints (scoped) |
We recommend pragmatic, right-sized stacks — not every service on every project.
Common AWS Architecture Patterns
Classic Web Application (Laravel / PHP / Node)
Internet → CloudFront → ALB → EC2 (Auto Scaling Group)
→ RDS
→ ElastiCache (Redis)
→ S3
Scheduled jobs via EventBridge + Lambda, or a dedicated worker EC2 instance
This pattern fits most travel portals and e-commerce backends.
Next.js Hybrid
- Next.js frontend on Vercel or on EC2/ECS
- API layer on Laravel or Node, hosted on AWS
- RDS, S3, and CloudFront for data and asset delivery
We align hosting decisions with your SSR/ISR needs and SEO requirements.
Serverless Webhook Hub
API Gateway or ALB → Lambda → SQS → worker processes for Stripe or Razorpay events. This decouples payment traffic spikes from your core application.
Multi-Environment Setup
Dev, staging, and production environments run in separate accounts or VPCs, with IAM roles scoped per environment — production credentials never live on a developer's laptop.
AWS Projects We Deliver
| Project Type | Outcome |
|---|---|
| Greenfield architecture | AWS design completed before development begins |
| Migration | Move from cPanel or a shared VPS to AWS with minimal downtime |
| Rescue & stabilize | Clean up an over-provisioned or insecure AWS account |
| Cost optimization | Right-size EC2/RDS, apply S3 lifecycle rules, evaluate reserved capacity |
| Disaster recovery | Define backup policy and document restore testing |
| Security baseline | IAM least-privilege setup, security group review, public bucket audit |
| Peak traffic preparation | Build a scaling plan ahead of high-demand periods |
Moving a live OTA (online travel agency) to AWS? We plan DNS cutover, database migration, and webhook URL updates together — not as three disconnected workstreams.
Security & Compliance Baseline
- VPC with public and private subnets — databases are never publicly exposed
- IAM users and roles with no long-lived root keys; MFA enforced on the root account
- Security groups configured to open only the ports required
- Encryption at rest for RDS and S3 where supported
- Secrets stored in Parameter Store or Secrets Manager
- CloudTrail enabled for auditing (scoped)
- PCI note: We host the application layer; card data remains with Stripe or Razorpay — your QSA confirms final compliance scope
Who We Work With
| Persona | AWS Need |
|---|---|
| Travel platforms | Reliable databases, peak-season scaling, integration-heavy background workers |
| SaaS startups | Multi-environment setup, RDS, background job processing |
| E-commerce | Media hosted on S3, CDN delivery, checkout uptime |
| Agencies | Isolated client portal hosting |
| Post-launch products | Outgrowing cheap hosting and needing operational maturity |
| Teams without in-house DevOps | Teenva as an AWS partner and ongoing support retainer |
Why Teenva AI for AWS
App + infrastructure, same team
We understand your Laravel queues and your RDS parameter group, not just the AWS consoleTravel traffic patterns
Experience with booking peaks, long-running GDS calls, and webhook bursts in travel technologyIntegration-aware
Security groups configured for supplier IP allowlists where neededCost-conscious
India-based engineering rates, with no upselling to services you don't needFull ops stack
AWS, CI/CD, and monitoring under one roofHonest scope
We are not a generalist AWS reseller; we focus on web, travel, and SaaS workloads
Migration to AWS
Inventory
Application stack, database size, cron jobs, integrations, DNS TTL
Target architecture
EC2 vs. containers; RDS sizing
Staging on AWS
Parity testing, using anonymized data where possible
Data sync
Database replication and S3 asset transfer
Cutover window
Maintenance page, final sync, DNS flip
Post-migration
Monitor for errors, webhook retries, and cache warm-up
Decommission old host
After a defined soak period
Downtime is minimized, though rarely zero — we set realistic expectations and communicate the maintenance window in advance.
Cost Optimization
| Lever | Action |
|---|---|
| EC2 | Right-sizing, auto scaling, stopping dev instances outside business hours |
| RDS | Instance class review, storage autoscaling limits |
| S3 | Lifecycle rules to move old logs to Infrequent Access or Glacier |
| CloudFront | Caching static assets to reduce origin load |
| NAT / data transfer | Architecture review to catch unexpected cost line items |
| Reserved / Savings Plans | Recommended once steady-state usage is established |
A monthly cost review is available as part of our retainer plans.
AWS + Your Application Stack
| App Type | AWS Pairing |
|---|---|
| Travel portal | Travel portal — RDS + Redis + background workers for API search caching |
| WordPress | WordPress — EC2 or Lightsail (scoped), with S3-based backups |
| Shopify headless | Shopify headless — AWS for custom middleware and API layers |
| Next.js SaaS | Next.js SaaS — ECS or EC2 with RDS |
| Webhook / API integration | API integration — Lambda + SQS for asynchronous processing |
Frequently Asked Questions
We deliver AWS architecture and operations; our formal partner tier can vary — reach out for our current status.
It depends on your traffic pattern and workload. Steady, always-on applications typically suit EC2, while spiky or event-driven workloads (like webhook processing) are often a better fit for serverless. We'll recommend an approach after reviewing your app.
In most cases, yes. Migrations are typically a "lift and shift" of your existing stack onto AWS infrastructure, with re-architecture proposed only where it clearly benefits performance, cost, or reliability.
- Support coverage depends on the retainer plan you choose. Ask us about our monitoring and on-call options.
We can design multi-region setups for disaster recovery or global latency needs; this is scoped based on your specific requirements.
AWS is our primary recommendation for most production workloads because of its service depth, but we're happy to discuss trade-offs against other providers based on your use case.
You do. We operate within your account under scoped IAM access — we don't lock you into our own infrastructure.
We set up automated backup policies for RDS and S3, and document restore procedures as part of the disaster recovery workstream.
- Yes — we set up CI/CD pipelines that deploy from GitHub to your AWS environment. See our CI/CD pipeline services for details.
We offer a cost optimization review to identify right-sizing opportunities, lifecycle policies, and reserved capacity savings.
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