Infra Setup to Launch Faster

Get a free, preconfigured package and set up on your own—or team up with senior DevOps and BizDev experts
 if you need to scale performance, optimize cloud, or meet compliance needs.

Key Infra Setup for New Beginnings

An essential infra setup accessible on GitLab that you can start using right away. Built on industry best practices, 
it helps launch faster, reduce errors, and stay focused on your product.

For business leaders:

Complete setup with 20+ preconfigured DevOps tools

Saves 160+ hours on setup, tooling, and documentation

Build on best practices to prevent early technical debt

Reduced error risks in early-stage environments

Helps maintain focus on product, not infrastructure

Includes essential instructions and templates

For tech teams:

Terraform templates with version control

Development and production environments, isolated and deployable out of the box

Kubernetes clusters with Helm, logging, and RBAC

Managed databases — RDS, PostgreSQL, DynamoDB, with automatic backups

Built-in monitoring stack, including Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, and CloudWatch

Preconfigured secrets, IAM policies, and basic firewall settings

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AMIX Infra Setup

A helicopter view of infra setup with all you need for growth and scale

Tools and Support to Move Faster

A combination of advanced tools and essential support from our senior DevOps & BizDev teams. We help fix what's slowing you down—
 from CI/CD and observability to cloud costs and compliance requirements.

For business leaders:

Full audit of your current setup to identify and prioritize improvements

Scalable infrastructure for new launches or scaling

End-to-end compliance support for SOC-2 and ISO 27001 certification processes

Fixing issues to eliminate unnecessary spending

Pipeline optimization for more efficient release cycles

Senior-level support that speaks business language

For tech teams:

Infrastructure audit with clear diagrams, issue identification, and improvement roadmap

Containerization and orchestration solutions (Docker, Kubernetes, Helm)

CI/CD pipelines — from basic automation to advanced deployment strategies

Security audits, VPN configuration, and compliance-ready setups

Distributed tracing, SLOs, incident response workflows, and on-call arrangements

Cloud optimization — rightsizing resources, cleaning up unused assets, and implementing autoscaling policies

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FAQ

Why do I need to be serious about infra from day one?

Problems you may face without a solid foundation:

Instability

outages, high latency, and unpredictable system behavior leading to issues with customer retention.

Security gaps

increased risks of breaches, poor access control, and exposure to external threats.

Scalability issues

misuse of existing resources, slow deployments, and chaotic architecture.

Wasted resources

both financial and engineering time lost on fixing issues instead of developing the product.

What does the right approach to building infra look like?

A systemic setup combines tools, processes, and architecture choices that work together from day one.

Key components include:

Scalable architecture

Kubernetes, modular design, and automation for faster, cost-effective growth.

Stability & transparency

monitoring, logging, and automated responses to detect and fix issues quickly.

Security by design

IAM, firewalls, and secret management to safeguard data and systems.

Efficient resource use

automated resource management and cost analysis to keep cloud usage lean.

What do you offer to address key challenges and make it right?

We help product teams handle infrastructure challenges and apply the right approach from day one with a combination of tools and services:

AMIX core setup

a free of charge, ready-to-use infra package including: IaC templates, preconfigured Kubernetes clusters, networking, database tools, monitoring, basic security, secret management, and documentation.

DevOps support

for teams that need hands-on help. From scaling and compliance to advanced security, we provide help with migrating, scaling, troubleshooting, compliance, and ongoing optimization. This is a paid service, with individual pricing.

Educational resources

zero-cost materials to help your team understand and manage infra:

Efficient resource use

automated resource management and cost analysis to keep cloud usage lean.

Email series

practical lessons on infrastructure fundamentals and best practices delivered straight to your inbox.

Interactive blueprint

a guided resource covering tools, processes, and approaches for building better infra; works great together with the AMIX setup.

Regular insights

articles, case studies, and email newsletter we regularly produce to help teams make informed decisions and stay ahead of common infra challenges.

What do we need to start with AMIX?

To get started, you’ll need:

Submit a form

to get personal access to the AMIX package, which we provide free of charge.

A containerized application

AMIX is built on Kubernetes, so your application must be packaged as Docker images.

AWS or Google Cloud account

for Kubernetes (EKS or GKE), databases, CI/CD, monitoring, and security.

An in-house software developer with infrastructure experience or a DevOps expert

normally, you would need one of those people to set up the AMIX package.

Do you provide any documentation with your AMIX infra setup?

Yes, AMIX setup comes with detailed documentation to make it easy for your team to work with the infrastructure from day one. This includes:

Architecture diagrams and deployment schematics for each environment

User manuals and troubleshooting guides

IaC templates and usage instructions

Database setup documentation and connection details

Security policies and access control configurations

Secret management policies and usage guidelines

Version and change management documentation

Our goal is to make sure your team can operate, maintain, and evolve your infrastructure without guesswork.

FAQ

Why Your Business Needs Perfectly Designed and Configured Infrastructure

🟨 Problems

Scalability issues

Difficulties in quickly increasing resources, deployment delays,
and high costs due to a lack of automation.

Instability and failures

Frequent outages, high system latency, and unpredictability hinder business
processes and planning.

Security vulnerabilities

Risks of data breaches, external threats, and lack of access control increase the system’s exposure.

High costs

Inefficient resource utilization, lack of automation, and high expenses for resolving issues.

Migration risks

Data loss, downtime, and integration challenges slow down business development during migration.

🟩 Solutions

Scalable architecture

Configuring Kubernetes, modular architecture, and automation accelerates deployment, reduces costs, and simplifies scaling.

Optimization and stability

Monitoring, logging, and automation enhance system stability, transparency, and failure resolution speed.

Data and network security

Setting up IAM, firewalls, and secret management systems protects data and prevents external threats.

Efficient resource utilization

Automating resource management and cost analysis optimizes cloud solutions and reduces expenses.

Smooth and secure migration

Backup, failover systems, and testing minimize data loss, downtime, and integration risks during migration.

Steps of AMIX implementation

Infrastructure as Code

1.1 Accessing client infrastructure and Kubernetes repositories.

1.2 Configuring templates according to the client questionnaire.

1.3 Gaining access to the client’s AWS account.

1.4 Creating a user with administrative access for Terraform.

1.5 Setting up Terraform state storage in AWS and configuring the storage path.

Multi-Environment (2 environments by default)

2.1 Duplicating environments in scripts if multiple environments are required.

2.3 Configuring VPC Peering if inter-environment connectivity is needed.

VPC (Networking)

3.1 Segmenting networks based on the client questionnaire.

3.2 Setting up VPC networking.

Kubernetes

4.1 Deploying Kubernetes clusters following best practices for scalability and reliability.

4.2 Implementing Helm charts for deployments and providing kubectl access.

4.3 Setting up an application for a demo client.

4.4 Configuring Flux CD.

4.5 Verifying monitoring.

4.6 Providing read-only and read-write access to Kubernetes clusters for client accounts.

Database

5.1 Provisioning managed databases.

5.2 Configuring backups, replication, and performance monitoring.

5.3 Providing the database connection string.

Monitoring, Alerting, and Logging

6.1 Setting up the monitoring stack including Slack integration, domain setup, and AWS dashboard.

6.2 Configuring alerts for thresholds, incidents, and anomalies.

Basic Security

7.1 Setting up firewalls.

7.2 Configuring Identity Access Management (IAM).

Secret Management

8.1 Implementing secure secret management solutions and key rotation.

8.2 Preparing documentation on secure secret usage for the client team.

ElastiCache

9.1 Configuring caching solutions (e.g., Redis, Memcached) based on the questionnaire to improve performance.

9.2 Providing the ElastiCache connection string.

Documentation

10.1 Preparing detailed documentation on infrastructure, pipelines, processes, and best practices.

10.2 Creating user manuals and troubleshooting guides for seamless project handover.

10.3 Including architecture diagrams, step-by-step instructions, and operational procedures.

What are the requirements for implementing AMIX Infrastructure?

To ensure a fast and successful implementation of AMIX Infrastructure, the following are required:

Containerized application (Docker)

AMIX is built on Kubernetes, so your application must be packaged as Docker images.

AWS account

The entire infrastructure is deployed in AWS, including Kubernetes (EKS), databases (RDS), CI/CD, monitoring, and security.

Completed infrastructure questionnaire

This is necessary to customize the solution to your specific stack and requirements.

Please note:

Migration of your application to AMIX Infrastructure is not included in the AMIX Package. You may use our migration service, but it requires a separate estimate.

How Much Does AMIX Infrastructure Maintenance Cost?

🔹 Startup

The minimum cost for startups or teams that only need a development environment (Dev).

Perfect for MVPs, early-stage projects, and product experiments without production workload.

from $229 /month

🔹 Grow

A complete “all-in-one” solution: Dev + Prod deployed in a single cluster.

Ideal for companies entering the market that need a stable production environment while keeping costs under control.

from $599 /month

🔹 Establish

Two full environments in separate clusters (Dev + Prod) — for projects with higher demands for isolation, reliability, and security.

Best suited for mature products with real users and a need for scalable infrastructure.

from $1100 /month

💡 The listed prices are approximate costs of using cloud services that we configure as part of the AMICSS Infrastructure implementation. These payments are made directly to the cloud providers (e.g., AWS) — not to us.

💬 Please note: data transfer, storage, and the load from your application are not included in these estimates. After migrating your application into the AMIX infrastructure, actual costs may increase depending on your project specifics.

What Artifacts Will I Receive With the AMIX Infrastructure Package?

📄 Documentation and Policies

IaC templates, Documentation for usage, Version control repository setup, Deployment schematics for each environment, Documentation on version and change management, Database setup documentation, Security policies, Access control configurations, Secret policies, Training materials

⚙️ Configurations and Scripts

Cluster configurations, Deployment scripts, Backup configurations, Cache configuration files, Integration settings