Cloud-Native architecture

We design product architecture that can grow without creating an expensive operational burden.

What you get

We design product architecture that can grow without creating an expensive operational burden.

Cloud-Native design without microservice chaos: architecture, deployment, observability and operations.We design product architecture that can grow without creating an expensive operational burden.Business goal, audience, constraints and success criteria are fixed before implementation.UX, content, technical architecture and analytics are planned as one product backlog.The first release is built to be measurable, maintainable and ready for further iterations.Support may include product improvements, infrastructure, content and operational monitoring.

Pricing

Entry packageот 220 000 ₽
FAQ

FAQ: Cloud-Native architecture

Practical answers about scope, budget, process, integrations and support.

What is Cloud-Native architecture used for?

Cloud-Native architecture is useful when a company needs a measurable digital result: clear user experience, controlled workflows and a foundation that can grow after launch.

What budget should we expect for Cloud-Native architecture?

The visible entry point for this format is от 220 000 ₽. The final estimate depends on integrations, content, design, data and the level of support.

How long does a first release take?

Timing depends on scope, but Pena usually recommends a measurable first release: goals, scenarios, content, design, development, analytics and support after launch.

Can we start without a technical specification?

Yes. A business goal, audience, constraints and expected result are enough for the first conversation. Pena turns that into scope, stages and acceptance criteria.

What does the client receive?

The result includes a working deliverable, enough documentation to continue, initial metrics and a base for future iterations.

Can Pena support the project after launch?

Yes. Support may include further development, monitoring, content, infrastructure, analytics and product improvements.

How do we keep the scope under control?

Pena separates the first release from future backlog items. We document what is included now, what needs a separate estimate and which decisions depend on data from the first launch.

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Describe the goal, timing, constraints and expected outcome; we will suggest the first practical step.

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