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Miracuves is an enterprise AWS development company. We build cloud infrastructure, serverless APIs, containerized applications, and auto-scaling SaaS platforms with EC2, Lambda, ECS, CloudFront, and RDS - from greenfield cloud deployments to on-prem migrations - inside AWS accounts registered and billed in your company's name, with 100% source code ownership and absolute IP safety on day one.

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  • 3,900+ Apps Published
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  • NDA Day One
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AWSECS FargateRDSCloudFront9,000+ deliveredNDA day one
  • Cloud · Serverless · ContainersProduction AWS cloud infrastructure
  • 60+ AWS ProjectsDeployed by Miracuves
  • ECS · LambdaOur enforced AWS stack
  • 3-5 WeeksAWS infrastructure base to production
  • 100% Source CodeDelivered to you on handoff
  • White-Label Ready

    Fully rebrandable on delivery

  • NDA Day One

    IP protected first call

  • Full Source Code

    Delivered at handoff

  • 60-Day Support

    Post-launch included

  • 100% IP Ownership

    Yours - always

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In short

Miracuves builds and migrates AWS infrastructure and cloud applications for SaaS founders, marketplaces and enterprise teams: ECS Fargate or Lambda for compute, RDS and DynamoDB for data, CloudFront for delivery, all written in Terraform or AWS CDK inside AWS accounts in your name. An AWS infrastructure base takes 3-5 weeks, custom builds and migrations 5-8 weeks, and a ready-made platform goes live in 6 working days. You own 100% of the code.

Our AWS Approach

How Miracuves delivers AWS products - from 9,000+ projects of real experience

Across 9,000+ projects and 3,900+ published apps, Miracuves has settled on one rule for AWS: nothing is clicked together in the console. Every environment starts from our production-grade Terraform modules and CDK constructs - VPC networking, ECS clusters, RDS databases, CloudFront distributions and IAM policies already written - and is applied into an AWS account registered and billed in your company's name.

AWS delivers compute (EC2, Lambda, ECS Fargate), storage (S3, EBS), databases (RDS, DynamoDB), and global CDN (CloudFront) from one infrastructure-as-code codebase - serverless for event-driven workloads, containers for long-running services, and auto-scaling for variable traffic. Miracuves pairs AWS backends with React, Vue, or React Native frontends where products need a full stack; full source code is yours on handoff.

Who this service is built for: SaaS founders, marketplace operators, fintech teams, and enterprises migrating from on-prem who need auto-scaling cloud infrastructure, serverless APIs, or containerized deployments - not simple static hosting. Miracuves AWS development fits when you want a company-delivered cloud build with published pricing and full IP - not hire or hourly staffing. If your project needs only a simple VPS or shared hosting, we recommend DigitalOcean or a managed host instead. If your company is standardized on Microsoft identity and licensing, Azure is usually the better home, and for products built around BigQuery or Vertex AI, Google Cloud.

  • ECS Fargate with ALB auto-scaling and Lambda serverless: containerized microservices and event-driven functions from day one
  • Terraform IaC or AWS CDK for all infrastructure: version-controlled, reproducible, auditable deployments across regions
  • CloudFront CDN for global low-latency delivery, and Route 53 for DNS-based health checks and failover
  • GitHub Actions CI/CD pipelines configured on every project: preview deployments in staging environments
  • Production deployment with RDS Multi-AZ, S3 lifecycle policies, IAM least-privilege, and CloudWatch monitoring configured
9,000+Projects delivered since 2010
3,900+Apps published by Miracuves
90+Ready-made solutions to start from
6 daysReady-made clone delivery
2-8wMiracuves custom AWS build timelines
100%Source code ownership
ContainersECS Fargate · EKS
ServerlessLambda · SQS · EventBridge
DataRDS · DynamoDB · S3

Why AWS at Miracuves

  • AWS infrastructure base3-5 weeks
  • Infrastructure defined inTerraform · AWS CDK
  • AWS account and billIn your company's name
  • Ready-made platforms90+ · 6 days
  • Custom AWS build5-8 weeks
  • Source code ownership100% yours
Example engagement: European startup cloud migration, 5 weeks
"Migrated from on-prem to AWS with ECS Fargate containers, RDS Multi-AZ PostgreSQL, CloudFront CDN, and Lambda@Edge for auth - scoped to five weeks. We used Terraform for IaC, ECS with auto-scaling, and CloudWatch for observability; integrated RDS with read replicas for reporting. Delivered on week 5 with full infrastructure documentation and runbook."

Ready-made platforms · 6 days

What Miracuves deploys on AWS - what you can launch today

Six of our 90+ ready-made platforms, each shipping with its apps and admin panel in 6 days.

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Honest noteEach catalogue product above ships in 6 days on the stack it was built with, and can be deployed into your own AWS account. AWS infrastructure designed for your product - VPC, ECS or Lambda, RDS, CloudFront, Terraform - is custom work, priced below. For a small internal tool with steady traffic, a single Node.js service on one EC2 instance often costs less than a full VPC and load balancer. We tell you which fits before kickoff.

Cloud Platform Comparison

AWS vs Azure vs Google Cloud vs DigitalOcean - which is right for your cloud infrastructure?

Agencies that work in only one cloud rarely answer this question straight. We build on AWS by default and still tell you when Azure or Google Cloud fits better, because the platform you pick sets your monthly bill, the managed services you can use and who you can hire to run it later.

MetricFive things that decide cost, speed and reach
Miracuves default

AWS

EC2 · Lambda · ECS

Microsoft Azure

Functions · AKS · Entra ID

Google Cloud

Cloud Run · GKE · BigQuery

01Service breadth
200+ servicesThe widest managed-service catalogue, with patterns for most workloads
Microsoft-firstDeep integration with Entra ID, .NET and Microsoft 365
Data and AI firstBigQuery, Vertex AI and strong analytics tooling
02Serverless
Lambda + FargateServerless functions since 2014, plus containers without servers
Azure FunctionsPlus Azure Container Apps for serverless containers
Cloud RunContainers and Cloud Run functions on one serverless platform
03Containers
ECS + EKSECS for AWS-native services, EKS when you want Kubernetes
AKSAzure Kubernetes Service, with Container Apps for simpler services
GKEAutopilot mode manages the nodes for you
04Pricing
Pay-as-you-go + Savings PlansUp to 72% off On-Demand for a 1 or 3 year commitment
Reservations + Hybrid BenefitReuse existing Windows Server and SQL Server licenses
Automatic discountsSustained-use discounts on eligible VMs, plus committed-use discounts
05Best for
SaaS · marketplaces · fintech · on-demandProducts that need autoscaling and a wide service choice
Enterprise · Microsoft shops · hybrid cloudTeams already on Microsoft licensing and identity
Data-heavy · ML/AI · startups on GCP creditsProducts built around analytics and machine learning
Choose AWS if…

You need auto-scaling infrastructure · serverless APIs with Lambda · containerized services with ECS/EKS · multi-region deployments with CloudFront · managed databases with RDS.

Consider an alternative if…

Your company runs on Microsoft 365, Entra ID and .NET (see Azure Development →) · your product is built around BigQuery or Vertex AI, or you hold Google Cloud credits (see Google Cloud Development →) · your workload is small enough for DigitalOcean or a single VPS · what you need is the front end rather than the cloud behind it: See React Development → · See Vue Development →

AWS guide

What to know before you hire an AWS development company

The questions founders and engineering leads ask us before they sign an AWS project, answered for AWS specifically - what the work covers, which compute to run on, when another cloud fits better, and what the account costs to run.

What do AWS development services include?

AWS development at Miracuves covers the path from an empty account to a running product: the account structure (AWS Organizations, separate production and staging accounts, IAM Identity Center for sign-in), a VPC with public, private and isolated subnets, the compute your application runs on, its databases, CloudFront in front of it and the GitHub Actions pipeline that deploys it. Every resource is written as Terraform or AWS CDK in your repository, so the environment can be rebuilt from code.

Where the product needs it, we also write the application: APIs on Lambda or services in containers on ECS Fargate, with React, Vue or React Native front ends. The handoff includes the CloudWatch dashboards, alarms and runbook your team will use after launch.

What does custom AWS development cover that the infrastructure base does not?

The AWS infrastructure base (from $3,699, 3-5 weeks) starts from modules we have already written - VPC, ECS on Fargate behind an Application Load Balancer, RDS PostgreSQL across availability zones, CloudFront and a deployment pipeline - configured for your accounts and regions. It fits products shaped like most SaaS and marketplace backends. Custom AWS development is quoted when the shape is different:

  • Event-driven systems built on EventBridge, SQS and Step Functions
  • Moving a running application off on-premises servers or another host
  • Multi-region deployments, or data that must stay in one region
  • Regulated workloads that need HIPAA or PCI DSS controls
  • EKS clusters for teams that already run Kubernetes

Should an AWS application run on Lambda, ECS Fargate or EKS?

Lambda suits short, event-driven work: API requests with uneven traffic, processing a file after it lands in S3, queue consumers and scheduled jobs. One invocation runs for at most 15 minutes, you pay per request and duration, and there are no servers to patch. It is a poor fit for long-running processes, for steady high traffic where a container costs less, and for latency-sensitive endpoints that cannot absorb a cold start.

ECS on Fargate is our default for long-running services: you ship a container image and AWS runs it without instances to manage. EKS makes sense when you already run Kubernetes, need its ecosystem, or want the same workloads portable to another cloud; it adds a per-cluster control-plane charge and more to operate. For Kubernetes-first work, see Docker and Kubernetes development.

AWS, Azure or Google Cloud: when is AWS the wrong choice?

We default to AWS for SaaS, marketplace and fintech products that need a wide managed-service catalogue and well-documented patterns for autoscaling and serverless. It is not always the right call, and we say so before kickoff:

  • Your company runs on Microsoft 365, Entra ID and .NET, or owns Windows Server and SQL Server licenses: Azure development usually fits better.
  • Your product is built around BigQuery, Vertex AI or other Google data tooling, or you hold Google Cloud credits: Google Cloud development.
  • You need one design across several clouds, or a landing zone shared by many teams: cloud engineering.
  • The cloud is fine and slow, risky releases are the problem: DevOps engineering.
  • A small, steady workload: one VPS or a managed host costs less than a VPC, load balancer and NAT gateway.

What does it cost to run on AWS, and who pays the bill?

You do, directly. The AWS accounts are opened and billed in your company's name from day one, and Miracuves works inside them through IAM roles you can revoke. The monthly bill depends on compute hours, database size and data transfer out to the internet, plus a few charges that surprise first-time teams: NAT gateways bill per hour and per gigabyte processed, idle load balancers and unattached EBS volumes keep costing money, and CloudWatch Logs grows with every day of retention.

Before the build we estimate the bill with the AWS Pricing Calculator. At launch we set AWS Budgets alerts and cost-allocation tags, and once usage settles we review Savings Plans, Graviton (Arm) instances, which AWS prices below comparable x86 instances, and right-sizing.

How does Miracuves migrate an application to AWS without downtime?

We plan a migration backwards from the cutover. The target environment is built first in Terraform and the application runs there against a copy of the data, so problems surface while the old system is still serving users.

  • Application containerized for ECS, or moved as-is with AWS Application Migration Service when refactoring can wait
  • Database replicated continuously with AWS Database Migration Service, so the final sync takes minutes rather than hours
  • DNS TTLs lowered days ahead, and Route 53 weighted records used to shift traffic in steps
  • A written rollback path, rehearsed before the cutover window

Should you hire AWS developers or an AWS development company?

Hiring AWS engineers directly works when someone on your side already owns the architecture, reviews each terraform plan before it is applied and answers for IAM, backups and cost. Without that person, contractors tend to click resources together in the console, and nobody can rebuild the environment when something breaks at night.

With Miracuves you contract with the company: a cloud architect, DevOps and backend engineers and QA work to a written scope with weekly demos, and every resource they create lives as code in your repository. After launch, the ongoing AWS retainer from $2,299/month keeps the same team on your infrastructure; engineers are never rented out by the hour.

Technical Architecture

How Miracuves engineers structure AWS projects for production

These are the specific decisions our engineering team makes on every AWS project - choices that determine whether cloud infrastructure scales cleanly or becomes an unmanaged collection of console-clicked resources that nobody can reproduce.

  • 01

    Architecture - VPC + ECS Cluster + CloudFront

    Every Miracuves AWS project starts with a VPC containing public, private, and isolated subnets, an ECS cluster with Fargate for serverless containers, an Application Load Balancer, and a CloudFront distribution for global CDN. New microservices deploy in days without touching the existing infrastructure.

  • 02

    State - RDS + DynamoDB + ElastiCache

    Relational data goes to RDS PostgreSQL with Multi-AZ and read replicas. Key-value and session data goes to DynamoDB with auto-scaling. ElastiCache (Redis) handles caching and session state. The most common problem inherited from other agencies: everything on a single EC2 instance with no backup strategy. We eliminate this on day one.

  • 03

    Performance - Auto-Scaling, CloudWatch, and Lambda

    Auto-scaling policies tuned per service. CloudWatch alarms trigger Lambda functions for event-driven processing. We profile every deployment with CloudWatch metrics and X-Ray traces - development-mode performance is never accepted as final.

What most AWS agencies get wrong

No infrastructure-as-code - everything clicked in the AWS console. No VPC isolation. Over-provisioned EC2 instances running 24/7. Secrets in environment variables without rotation. No backup or disaster recovery plan. Miracuves has inherited all of these - starting correctly is faster than cleanup.

main.tf - ECS Fargate service with CPU autoscaling
# ECS Fargate service behind an ALB, scaling on CPU# Applied with Terraform into your own AWS accountresource "aws_ecs_service" "app" {  name            = "app"  cluster         = aws_ecs_cluster.main.id  task_definition = aws_ecs_task_definition.app.arn  desired_count   = 2  launch_type     = "FARGATE"  network_configuration {    subnets         = aws_subnet.private[*].id    security_groups = [aws_security_group.app.id]  }  load_balancer {    target_group_arn = aws_lb_target_group.app.arn    container_name   = "app"    container_port   = 8080  }  # autoscaling owns the task count after the first apply  lifecycle {    ignore_changes = [desired_count]  }}resource "aws_appautoscaling_target" "app" {  service_namespace  = "ecs"  resource_id        = "service/${aws_ecs_cluster.main.name}/${aws_ecs_service.app.name}"  scalable_dimension = "ecs:service:DesiredCount"  min_capacity       = 2  max_capacity       = 10}# Target tracking: keep average CPU near 70%resource "aws_appautoscaling_policy" "cpu" {  name               = "cpu-70"  policy_type        = "TargetTrackingScaling"  service_namespace  = aws_appautoscaling_target.app.service_namespace  resource_id        = aws_appautoscaling_target.app.resource_id  scalable_dimension = aws_appautoscaling_target.app.scalable_dimension  target_tracking_scaling_policy_configuration {    target_value = 70    predefined_metric_specification {      predefined_metric_type = "ECSServiceAverageCPUUtilization"    }  }}
An ECS Fargate service in private subnets behind an Application Load Balancer, scaling between 2 and 10 tasks to keep average CPU near 70%. It is the pattern behind the container deployments on this page, and because it is Terraform, the same service can be rebuilt in a new region or account from the repository.

Our Service Models

Three ways Miracuves delivers your AWS project

Whichever model you pick, you contract with Miracuves as a company: a cloud architect, DevOps and backend engineers and QA on one team, one delivery process, and one party accountable for what runs in your AWS account. Choose the model that matches where your product is today.

Most Popular
Customer app
Partner app
Admin
AWS Base · Fixed Price

AWS Infrastructure Base Delivery

Miracuves applies a production-grade AWS infrastructure base to your own AWS account - ECS Fargate services, Lambda functions, CloudFront CDN and RDS databases, all written in Terraform - in 3-5 weeks. Source code fully yours.

  • Starting from $3,699 - fixed price once scope is agreed
  • Terraform modules for VPC, ECS, RDS and CloudFront to start from
  • Configured for your accounts, regions and environments
  • GitHub Actions pipeline and CloudWatch alarms included
  • Full source code · NDA · 60-day support
AWS accountNetworkComputeDataVPC · ALBECS · LambdaRDS · DynamoDB
Custom Development · Scoped

Custom AWS Build

Miracuves builds your cloud infrastructure from your specification - custom VPC architecture, microservices, custom workflows. Full team: cloud architect, DevOps, backend, QA.

  • Scoped and priced before development begins
  • Clean architecture designed specifically for your product
  • Weekly sprint demos - working software every sprint
  • Terraform IaC and GitHub Actions CI configured
  • Full source code · IP 100% yours
Wk 1
Wk 2
Wk 3
Wk 4
Ongoing Retainer · Monthly

Ongoing AWS Development

Miracuves works as your ongoing AWS team - infrastructure optimization, new services, scaling on a monthly retainer with weekly reviews.

  • From $2,299/month - cancel at any point with 2 weeks notice
  • Dedicated Miracuves team assigned to your product
  • Direct communication - no account manager relay
  • Weekly sprint demos - deliverables every cycle
  • Scales up or down as your product evolves

Quality Standards

How Miracuves ensures every AWS delivery meets production standard

Every AWS environment and every line of application code passes the same quality gates before handoff - reviewed plans, tested failover, working alarms - as a standard we hold in every account we build in, not a checklist ticked at the end.

  • Network, compute and data in separate Terraform modules - one change, one reviewed planArchitecture
  • Remote Terraform state in S3 with locking - no hand-edited or laptop-held stateState
  • Load-tested against p95 latency targets in CloudWatch before handoverPerformance
  • Every change applied to staging first - failover and restore tested thereQA
  • CI/CD pipeline - GitHub Actions builds images, runs tests and applies Terraform from day oneDevOps
  • No secrets in source or task definitions - AWS Secrets Manager with IAM-scoped accessSecurity
  • Production-ready - Multi-AZ, backups restored in a test, alarms routed to on-callDelivery

Enforced QA Gates

Our 6 Continuous Delivery Gateways

Every Terraform module, container image and deployment pipeline must clear all six quality gates below before the repository and the AWS account are handed over.

01

Code Review on Every Pull Request

Every pull request - application code and Terraform alike - is reviewed by a senior Miracuves engineer with the terraform plan output attached. Nothing is applied to your production account until that review and the automated checks have passed.

02

Automated Test Coverage Required

Unit tests for business logic, integration tests that run against a staging stack, and static checks on every Terraform change (formatting, validation, tflint and security policy scans). Minimum coverage is enforced before any release image is promoted to production.

03

Load-Tested at Production Size - Not in a Dev Account

Miracuves load-tests a staging stack sized like production and reads the results in CloudWatch and X-Ray. A lightly used dev account hides the connection limits, cold starts and scaling delays users will actually meet, so its numbers are never accepted as the result.

04

Handoff Package - Not Just a Repository

Source code, Terraform modules, an architecture diagram, environment setup guide, API documentation, a list of every IAM role and where each secret lives (never the secret values), and the post-launch runbook. At handoff we remove our own access to your accounts and show you the checklist.

05

Production Cutover - Planned and Reversible

Miracuves plans the go-live in writing: DNS TTLs lowered in advance, data synced and verified, a rollback path tested, and the switch made in an agreed window. Where you need SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS or GDPR, we build to those requirements; audits and attestations belong to your organization.

06

Post-Launch Monitoring - 60-Day Active Support

CloudWatch dashboards and alarms are configured before launch, routed to your on-call channel. Miracuves watches error rates, latency and cost during the 60-day post-launch support window - proactive, not reactive.

Technology Stack

The AWS stack Miracuves ships with

Matched to your AWS architecture and infrastructure requirements - not a one-size-fits-all default.

EC2
Amazon EC2Virtual servers · auto-scaling groups
Lm
AWS LambdaServerless functions · event-driven
ES
Amazon ECSFargate containers · Docker orchestration
EK
Amazon EKSManaged Kubernetes · production clusters
S3
Amazon S3Object storage · static hosting · CDN origin
RD
Amazon RDSManaged PostgreSQL · Multi-AZ · read replicas
DD
DynamoDBNoSQL key-value · single-digit ms latency
CF
CloudFrontGlobal CDN · edge caching · Lambda@Edge
TF
TerraformInfrastructure as Code · reproducible infra
CD
AWS CDKTypeScript IaC · programmatic stacks
Dk
DockerContainer images · ECR registry
SQ
Amazon SQSMessage queues · decoupled services
SN
Amazon SNSPub/sub notifications · event triggers
CW
CloudWatchMonitoring · alarms · X-Ray tracing
IA
AWS IAMLeast-privilege access · role-based policies
GH
GitHub ActionsCI/CD pipelines · Terraform plan + apply

Our Process

From brief to deployed AWS infrastructure - what happens and when

Every AWS engagement follows the same delivery spine - whether you start from an infrastructure base or a custom spec. At each step you know what our engineers are working on, what access or data we need from you, and which part of the infrastructure goes live in your account. Timelines below reflect our standard infrastructure sprint; custom builds run milestone-based with the same checkpoints.

  1. Step 01

    Brief & NDA

    Share your concept via WhatsApp. NDA signed same day. We ask 6 specific questions.

  2. Step 02

    Scope & Plan

    Right solution base, stack, and model confirmed. No payment before scope is agreed.

  3. Step 03

    Build & Demo

    Repo created, architecture set. First commit in 24h. Weekly working demo runs.

  4. Step 04

    QA & Polish

    Load and failover tested in staging. Alarms, backups and rollback checked before go-live.

  5. Step 05

    Launch & Handoff

    Full code, Terraform and docs delivered. Production cutover done. 60 days active support.

Same DayNDA turnaround
3-5 WeeksBase to production
24 HoursFirst commit after scope
60 DaysPost-launch support

Six days is Miracuves build time, not calendar time

The six days are ours, and they do not run past six. What can add time sits on your side: developer account verification, merchant onboarding and compliance approvals are controlled by the app stores and your payment provider, not by us. We list exactly what you need ready on the first call so you can start those in parallel.

See what you provideFACT-005, audited quarterly

Transparent Pricing

What AWS development costs at Miracuves

We publish AWS prices because the offers are well defined: an infrastructure base, a custom build or a retainer. No "contact us for pricing" pages, and no hidden fees once scope is agreed. Your AWS bill is separate and paid by you directly.

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$2,199 from

Fixed price · 6 day delivery · scoped

  • Ready-made platform - web app, admin panel and mobile apps, on its own stack
  • Admin panel included as standard
  • Branding and white-label applied
  • Full source code on handoff
  • 60-day post-launch support
  • NDA protected from day one
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Most Requested

Custom AWS Build

Custom Quote

Scoped before build · milestone billing

  • Full AWS team - cloud architect + DevOps + backend + QA
  • Custom cloud architecture for your spec
  • Weekly sprint demos - working software
  • Production cutover and handoff runbook
  • Full source code · complete IP transfer
  • Milestone billing - no pay before delivery
Get a Scope & Quote

Ongoing Development

$2,299 /mo

Monthly retainer · cancel with 2 weeks notice

  • Miracuves team assigned to your product
  • New features, releases, and maintenance
  • Weekly demos and sprint planning
  • Direct communication - no relay
  • Scales up or down as needed
  • All code remains 100% yours
Discuss Ongoing Work

Why Miracuves publishes pricesFounders who see the build cost and the expected AWS bill before kickoff make better architecture decisions. If your AWS project needs a larger budget, Miracuves explains exactly which part drives it rather than simply charging more.

What affects AWS project cost at Miracuves

Ready-made platform pricing stays fixed when your scope matches the catalogue product. Custom AWS builds scale with: the number of services and environments (staging, production, extra regions), whether we build greenfield or migrate a running system and how much data has to move, event-driven parts such as SQS queues, Lambda functions and Step Functions, compliance controls you need built in, third-party integrations, and whether we extend our infrastructure base or design from scratch. Your AWS bill is separate from our fee and paid by you directly.

Typical AWS budget ranges

  • AWS infrastructure basefrom $3,6993-5 weeks
  • Custom AWS architecture or migration$6,000-$25,0005-8 weeks depending on scope; larger scopes are quoted in writing before work starts
  • Ongoing retainerfrom $2,299/month for feature work and maintenance

Each quote is put in writing before any payment, and nothing is invoiced after kickoff that the quote did not name.

Example engagement

What a typical AWS project looks like at Miracuves

An illustrative example of a typical project of this kind, with client details anonymized. Figures show what this kind of build targets, not a named client's results.

A European B2B SaaS startup running on a single self-hosted server needed to migrate to AWS with auto-scaling ECS containers, RDS PostgreSQL, CloudFront CDN for European latency, and Lambda for async event processing - within 5 weeks before their Series A demo.

  1. 01

    The Challenge

    Legacy monolithic PHP application on a single rented dedicated server with no auto-scaling, no CDN, no backup automation, and no staging environment - needed migration to AWS ECS Fargate with RDS Multi-AZ, CloudFront, and Terraform IaC - scoped to 5 weeks with zero downtime during migration.

  2. 02

    What Miracuves Delivered

    Dockerized the monolith into 4 ECS Fargate services behind an ALB, migrated MySQL to RDS PostgreSQL with read replicas, set up CloudFront with Lambda@Edge for auth, SQS for async jobs, and wrote complete Terraform modules - all deployed from GitHub Actions CI/CD.

  3. 03

    Outcome

    Delivered on week 5. Production on AWS with Multi-AZ redundancy, auto-scaling from 2 to 20 tasks, CloudWatch monitoring with PagerDuty alerts, and European page loads down from 3.2 seconds to 400ms. Client passed Series A due diligence with full infrastructure documentation.

5 WeeksFull migration
4 ServicesDockerized on ECS
100%Source owned
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Project Brief
  • Starting pointMiracuves AWS infrastructure base (Terraform)
  • Delivery timeline5 weeks
  • Platforms deliveredECS + Lambda + Admin
  • Key integrationsECS Fargate · RDS · CloudFront · SQS
  • Prepared forSeries A technical due diligence
  • Source code100% client-owned
400msPage load (was 3.2s)
2-20ECS tasks, auto-scaling range
60dSupport included

Client Reviews

What clients say about building with Miracuves

Named clients, in their own words, on products whose infrastructure had to hold up - a VPN with server orchestration, a multi-tenant alerting platform, and a live-video service on launch nights. Each card names what it was built on; read every testimonial on our client testimonials page.

Client testimonial
"Building a consumer VPN is less about the tunnel and more about the app store, the subscriptions and the server management. Miracuves handled the client apps, the server orchestration and the billing layer, and we brought the network. Delivered inside a month and approved on both stores without a rejection cycle."
DP
Dhiru PriyadarshiFounder, Maxx
Consumer VPN with server orchestration and subscription billing
Client testimonial
"Multi-tenant structure, alert pipelines and agent collectors were the slow part and they already existed. We added our scoring engine, the playbook library and billing. First customers were onboarded within weeks and the dashboard is now a sales tool rather than an internal screen."
RK
Rohit KhannaFounder & CEO, Server ProGuard Inc
Multi-tenant security dashboard with alert pipelines and agent collectors, built on MXSecurity Dashboard
Client testimonial
"Live video, creator onboarding and tipping came ready. We added the drop calendar, artist royalty logic and our moderation layer. It has held up on launch nights without a stumble, and a from-scratch build would have been six months longer at twice the cost."
TS
Todd ScharamVP Digital, PAS Systems Corp
Live-video platform for independent artists that holds up on launch nights
5.0 / 5.0Clutch average · 14 reviews
4.8 / 5.0Google average rating
Top DeveloperClutch recognition · 2024-2025
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Why Miracuves

Six places to check us before you ever call us

Each one is either run by someone else or open to anyone. Check them in any order; the whole list takes about a minute.

Why clients choose Miracuves

Three promises we would stake the company on

Every promise on this site rests on these three. Each one is something you can check, not something you have to take on trust.

  • 01People you can name

    Our leadership is public, with real LinkedIn profiles, not a stock-photo team page. A named team works your build and sends you progress on WhatsApp every working day.

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  • 02Proof over promises

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What is the difference between AWS and Azure or Google Cloud?

AWS has the broadest managed-service catalogue (200+ services) and the longest track record for serverless and autoscaling workloads. Azure integrates best with the Microsoft stack (Microsoft Entra ID, formerly Azure Active Directory, .NET and Microsoft 365). Google Cloud is strongest in data analytics and machine learning. Miracuves recommends AWS for SaaS, marketplace and fintech projects that need proven autoscaling and serverless, and recommends Azure or Google Cloud when your team already has a commitment to those ecosystems.

How much does AWS development cost at Miracuves?

It depends on the offer. The AWS infrastructure base - ECS Fargate, Lambda, CloudFront and RDS written in Terraform and applied to your own account - starts from $3,699 and takes 3-5 weeks. Custom AWS architecture or migration work costs $6,000-$25,000 over 5-8 weeks, depending on scope; larger scopes are quoted in writing before work starts. An ongoing retainer for feature work and maintenance starts from $2,299/month. If a catalogue product fits, a ready-made platform starts from $2,199 and goes live in 6 working days. Your AWS bill is separate from our fee and paid by you directly. Every quote is written before payment, with no surprise invoices after kickoff.

Does Miracuves deliver the full source code and infrastructure-as-code?

Yes - completely. Miracuves delivers the full application codebase, Terraform modules or CDK constructs, Docker Compose files, CI/CD pipelines and deployment runbooks, and your AWS accounts and billing are in your company's name from day one. Your team or any other development company can replicate, modify or extend the infrastructure immediately after handoff. There is no lock-in to Miracuves; the managed AWS services themselves (RDS, DynamoDB and the rest) remain Amazon's, under your account.

How fast can an AWS project realistically be delivered?

It depends on the offer. The Miracuves AWS infrastructure base - ECS Fargate services, Lambda functions, CloudFront CDN and RDS databases in Terraform - takes 3-5 weeks. Custom AWS builds and migrations from on-prem run 5-8 weeks; larger scopes are quoted in writing before work starts. If one of our 90+ ready-made platforms fits, it goes live in 6 working days. Every timeline is put in writing before we ask for any payment.

When should I use AWS vs DigitalOcean or a simple VPS?

AWS when you need auto-scaling (variable traffic), managed databases (RDS), global CDN (CloudFront), serverless event processing (Lambda), or compliance requirements (SOC 2, HIPAA). DigitalOcean or a VPS when your traffic is predictable, your database is simple, and your team is comfortable managing a single server. Miracuves recommends honestly based on your actual workload - not our preference.

What does Miracuves use for infrastructure as code?

Miracuves uses Terraform as the primary IaC tool for all AWS projects. Terraform modules cover VPC networking, ECS clusters, RDS instances, S3 buckets, IAM policies, and CloudFront distributions - all version-controlled in your repository. For teams that prefer programmatic IaC, we also support AWS CDK with TypeScript. Every change goes through pull request review.

Can Miracuves migrate an existing application to AWS?

Yes - cloud migration is a core Miracuves service. We analyze your current on-prem or self-hosted infrastructure, design the target AWS architecture (VPC, compute, storage, networking), plan migration with zero-downtime strategies, and execute in phases. Post-migration, we optimize for cost using Savings Plans and right-sizing.

What will our monthly AWS bill be, and who pays it?

You pay AWS directly: the bill is separate from our fee and the accounts are in your name. A typical production ECS setup runs $500-5,000/month depending on traffic, compute, data transfer and storage. We estimate it with the AWS Pricing Calculator before the build, set AWS Budgets alerts and cost-allocation tags at launch, and apply FinOps practices - right-sizing, Savings Plans once usage is steady, and removing idle resources - to keep the bill down.

How does Miracuves handle NDA, IP, and post-launch support?

Bilateral NDA before details are shared. IP assignment confirming 100% client ownership is signed at project start - including all Terraform code, Docker images, and CI/CD pipelines. Every delivery includes 60 days of post-launch support for infrastructure issues within agreed scope; feature additions are quoted separately.

Who owns the AWS account, and can we take over from Miracuves later?

You do. The AWS accounts are opened in your company's name and billed to you from day one; Miracuves works inside them through IAM roles you create and can revoke. The Terraform or CDK code, pipelines, scripts and application code we write are 100% yours. At handoff we remove our own access and give you a checklist showing it, so your team or another company can take over the next morning. Managed services such as RDS and DynamoDB stay Amazon's services, run under your account.

Can you build to SOC 2, HIPAA or PCI DSS requirements on AWS?

Yes. AWS works on a shared responsibility model: Amazon secures the underlying infrastructure and publishes its own compliance reports in AWS Artifact, while the configuration of your accounts is your side. We build to the controls these frameworks require - encryption at rest with KMS, private subnets, least-privilege IAM, CloudTrail logging, backups with restore tests - and for HIPAA we use HIPAA-eligible services under the Business Associate Addendum you accept with AWS. Audits and attestations belong to your organization.

Do you offer custom AWS development for an existing product?

Yes, and most custom AWS work starts that way. We review how the product runs today, write down what should change and quote it before work starts. Typical scopes: moving a monolith into containers on ECS, adding serverless processing with Lambda and SQS, bringing infrastructure that was clicked together in the console under Terraform, and adding staging environments and CI/CD. Custom AWS work runs 5-8 weeks at $6,000-$25,000 depending on scope.

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