How it came together
Problem
Kanila's systems ran on a single on-premise server with no redundancy. Deployments were done manually, so releasing an update meant a member of the team logging into the server directly. Scaling up meant sourcing and configuring new hardware, and there was no consistent backup routine, leaving the business exposed if that one server ever failed.
Approach
We migrated Kanila's infrastructure to Microsoft Azure, moving from a single physical server to managed, autoscaling hosting. We replaced the manual release process with an automated Azure DevOps / GitHub Actions deployment pipeline, and set up automated backups and monitoring so the team has visibility into the health of the system without needing to dig into server logs.
Outcome
Kanila's infrastructure now runs on Azure with automatic scaling and failover instead of a single point of failure, releases go out through an automated pipeline rather than by hand, and the team has a monitored, backed-up environment that can grow with the business instead of being tied to one physical server.