We containerize your application, set up the server, wire up deployments, and keep the containers patched, monitored, and easy to roll back — so your team ships features instead of babysitting infrastructure.
Focused services delivered with clean planning, secure implementation, documentation, and support.
From a single containerized app on one VPS to multi-service stacks with staging environments — sized to what your project actually needs.
The sweet spot for most Nepali businesses: one well-configured VPS running your full stack under Docker Compose.
Stop deploying from someone’s laptop. Every change follows the same tested path to production.
If it runs on a server, it can usually run better in a container. These are the stacks we handle most.
A practical workflow from discovery to delivery, with enough structure to keep projects clear and moving.
We look at your app, its dependencies, current hosting, and what breaks today when you deploy.
We write the Dockerfiles and Compose stack, set up volumes, networks, environment configs, and secrets handling.
We provision the server, wire the reverse proxy and SSL, connect CI/CD, and cut over with minimal downtime.
We monitor, patch base images, review logs, and support your team as the stack evolves.
Designed for companies that need practical results, not only technical setup.
Quick answers before you contact us.
We handle the container side of your infrastructure: writing Dockerfiles, running the stack with Docker Compose, deployments, monitoring, patching, and rollback — while you keep full ownership of the code and the server.
Yes. Docker needs root-level access, so it runs on a VPS or dedicated server rather than shared hosting. We can size and set up the VPS as part of the service, and our VPS plans start at Rs 1,800/mo.
Yes. We review the app and its dependencies, write the Dockerfiles and Compose configuration, and migrate it with a tested cutover plan — most stacks move with only minutes of downtime.
Sometimes. If a simple cPanel plan serves you fine, we will say so. Docker earns its keep when you have multiple services, need reliable rollbacks, or deploy often.
You do. Everything is documented and lives in your repository and your server. If you stop the managed service, the stack keeps running and your team has the runbook.
Tell us what you need, what is already in place, and what result you want. We will suggest the cleanest next step.