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Increase performance and cut cost with Cloud Computing

We enable you to achieve higher performance, better availability, and lower costs with cloud infrastructure and native cloud applications. On average, our customers save 70% of their costs while increasing the performance and availability of their systems.

Free 60 minute consultation


In a free initial consultation, we will determine your needs and challenges together. We will discuss possible next steps for a joint project.

The conversation is always free and without obligation for you.

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70% savings

Average cost reduction per client

+20% revenue

with modernized applications

20+ years

Experience in software engineering

Our expertise

Cloud migration of your infrastructure and applications

Serverless and cloud-native application development

Modernization of your applications

Performance improvement of your systems and applications

Experts with years of experience, only

No matter if your applications are written in Go, Rust, C, Java, TypeScript, COBOL, SQL, or JavaScript, we have a network of dozens of specialists throughout Germany. We and the specialists in our network have years of experience with cloud computing and high-performance computing in productive use, both in SMEs and large corporations.

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We'll get you there: pragmatically and profitably.

The latest trend, the newest technology, and misleading buzzwords can quickly distract. We not only explain what serverless, cloud, blockchain, machine learning, and AI are all about, but we also help you find the right solution for your specific challenges.

Cloud migration

Your company, your development teams, and your R&D department are caught between ongoing projects and daily operations. Time for a break and reflection often falls by the wayside.


We help your development teams and R&D department fully explore new horizons, opportunities, and possibilities..

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Serverless and Cloud-native

You may be investing a lot of money in infrastructure, systems, and tools that you don't actually need.hes.


With serverless and cloud-native applications, we can relieve your R&D department of up to 40% of their workload. At the same time, we increase the availability of your applications and systems to over 99.999%.g.

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Modernization

In most cases, a major overhaul is the riskiest and most expensive way to handle software modernization. In our projects, a gradual slice and dice approach has proven to be a successful method for cost-effective and timely modernization of applications.



With our method, the software is not modernized laboriously for months, only to explode with a so-called Big Bang. With our slice and dice method, the smallest parts are cut out of your legacy system piece by piece with surgical precision, modernized, and transferred to new infrastructure. This approach comes with less risk, lower costs, and more satisfied R&D departments.

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Performance improvements

With serverless cloud computing and so-called auto-scaling, your applications and systems can achieve maximum performance. Unfortunately, the consequence is often a significantly increased cost base.



In our projects, increased performance always goes hand in hand with cost optimization. Our motto is "More performance at lower costs." Overprovisioning, in particular, is a common mistake in cloud computing that we address together.

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What do our customers say?

Get a glimpse into our projects

CEO, Financial Services
Toronto, Canada

“Thanks to Jan's work, the costs of our accounting platform have decreased by up to 80%, while the performance has increased." 

CTO, Shipping
Hamburg, Germany

“With Mr. Kammerath's serverless event-driven architecture, our system has not experienced a single outage in the last year."

Partner, Consulting Firm
Frankfurt, Germany

“Mr. Kammerath provided us with technical solutions that perfectly fit into the strategy developed for our consulting client.”

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How would we work together?

    You have a free initial telephone conversation with the managing director, Jan Kammerath. You describe your challenges and projects. Mr. Kammerath explains solutions and possibilities. If the cooperation fits, we will discuss further steps. If not, we will give you 3 alternative solutions.

  • What sectors do you specialize in?

    In principle, all sectors are welcome with us. However, we have specialized in transport, logistics, industry, banks, insurance companies and financial service providers. We therefore apologize for concentrating on the sectors first.

  • What technologies do you work with?

    We specialize in Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud. Your Java, C# and COBOL software is very welcome with us, but we very often recommend system languages such as Go, C (especially in the IoT/Embedded environment) or C++ for development. For web and app we work with TypeScript, React, React Native or Expo. Ultimately, however, the decision depends entirely on your specific problem.

  • What experience do you have with IoT and embedded projects?

    We have already accompanied projects with various ARM systems (e.g. STM32, MBed). Usually this is in connection with the AWS IoT services such as MQTT gateways. Our specific solutions are extremely dependent on your specific problem and the problem environment. We define solutions technology-agnostically and then select the appropriate components from the available technologies with you.

  • What experience do you have with financial services?

    We have already managed projects with payment service providers in cross-border payment transactions, with insurance companies and banks. SEPA, ACH, payment processing, payment gateways and ERP integrations are nothing new for us. Through our network, we also have short-term access to experts in the fields of accounting, payment processing and financial services such as debt collection, factoring and the like.

  • How much do you usually charge?

    The appointment for the initial consultation lasts a maximum of 60 minutes and is always free of charge. In the project, we agree hourly rates in advance, which range between €150 and €500 net per hour. The amount depends on the required experts. Transparency is extremely important to us, so that you are informed very precisely about the budget before the start of the contract and project. Fixed prices and budgets within a similar framework are of course possible.

  • Why should we work with you?

    We do not receive commissions for software or components, nor do we sell software licenses. We are paid exclusively by you. In addition to more than 20 years of experience, we also offer you maximum transparency and independence in consulting and implementation.

What's currently going on

News about us and the technology sector

By Jan Kammerath 06 Nov, 2023
So you want to refactor your code? The bad news is that most managers, especially with a non-technical background, will not understand what you want. The software works fine and customers just need new features. Why bother? The good news however is that you're not alone. Many development teams drown in technical debt and code that is long overdue to be refactored. I have found myself in numerous discussions about refactoring in the last 20 years.
By Jan Kammerath 12 Apr, 2023
The Legacy Language that Won't Quit: COBOL in 2023 COBOL, or Common Business Oriented Language, was first developed in the late 1950s and has been used extensively in business and government applications ever since. Despite its age and the rise of newer languages like Python and JavaScript, COBOL still plays a crucial role in many organizations' IT infrastructure. In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the importance of COBOL once again. Many states in the US were unable to process the large volume of unemployment claims due to outdated COBOL-based systems. This event brought attention to the fact that, while COBOL may be considered a "legacy" language, it is still widely used and critical to many business operations. In 2023, COBOL continues to hold its ground as a reliable and efficient language for processing large amounts of data in industries such as finance, healthcare, and government. Its strength lies in its ability to handle large-scale batch processing and transactional systems. However, as with any legacy technology, there are challenges in finding and training new developers in COBOL. Many universities no longer offer courses in COBOL, and younger developers are more likely to be familiar with newer languages. Despite this, there are still efforts to modernize COBOL systems and make them more accessible to a wider range of developers. Companies like Micro Focus offer tools and solutions for modernizing COBOL applications, including the use of cloud computing and containerization. Additionally, the rise of low-code platforms and the push towards digital transformation have opened up new possibilities for COBOL systems. With the right tools and support, COBOL can be integrated into modern software architectures and take advantage of new technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence (AI).  In conclusion, while COBOL may be considered a "legacy" language, it still plays an important role in many industries and will continue to do so in 2023 and beyond. Its reliability, efficiency, and ability to handle large-scale processing make it an attractive option for businesses looking to process large amounts of data. While challenges exist in finding and training new developers, efforts to modernize COBOL systems and integrate them with new technologies offer a promising future for this venerable language.
By Jan Kammerath 14 Mar, 2023
AWS (Amazon Web Services) Solutions Architects play a critical role in helping organizations optimize their cloud computing systems. These professionals design, implement, and manage AWS cloud solutions that meet the specific needs of their clients. In this article, we will delve deeper into the role of an AWS Solutions Architect and what they do. First and foremost, an AWS Solutions Architect is responsible for designing and deploying scalable, secure, and reliable cloud-based applications and infrastructure. They work closely with clients to understand their business objectives and technical requirements, and then create customized solutions that meet those needs. This requires a deep understanding of AWS services and how they can be leveraged to create powerful, flexible, and cost-effective cloud solutions. An AWS Solutions Architect must also be adept at managing complex systems and troubleshooting issues that may arise. They work closely with clients to identify potential problems, assess risks, and develop contingency plans to mitigate those risks. This requires excellent problem-solving skills, as well as the ability to communicate technical concepts in a clear and concise manner. Another key responsibility of an AWS Solutions Architect is to ensure that their clients' cloud systems are optimized for cost-effectiveness and performance. This involves analyzing usage patterns and identifying opportunities to reduce costs by leveraging different AWS services or adjusting system configurations. At the same time, they must ensure that the system remains reliable and performs optimally under a variety of conditions. In addition to designing and managing cloud-based solutions, AWS Solutions Architects are also responsible for staying up-to-date with the latest AWS services, features, and best practices. This requires ongoing training and development, as well as participation in industry conferences, workshops, and other events. Now that we've covered the key responsibilities of an AWS Solutions Architect, let's take a look at the pros and cons of working in this field. Pros High demand: As more organizations move to the cloud, the demand for AWS Solutions Architects is increasing rapidly. Competitive salary : AWS Solutions Architects are highly valued and compensated accordingly. Challenging and rewarding work : AWS Solutions Architects work on complex systems and face new challenges every day, making the work both challenging and rewarding. Continuous learning : AWS Solutions Architects must stay up-to-date with the latest technologies and best practices, providing continuous opportunities for learning and development. Cons High pressure : AWS Solutions Architects work on critical systems that can impact business operations, so there is a lot of pressure to ensure that everything runs smoothly. Long hours : AWS Solutions Architects may need to work long hours to meet project deadlines or troubleshoot issues. Fast-paced environment : The cloud computing industry is constantly evolving, which means AWS Solutions Architects must be able to adapt quickly to new technologies and changes. In conclusion, AWS Solutions Architects play a critical role in helping organizations optimize their cloud computing systems. They must be skilled in designing, implementing, and managing complex cloud solutions while ensuring that they remain cost-effective and reliable. While there are certainly challenges associated with this role, the opportunities for growth and learning are vast, making it an exciting and rewarding career path for those with the necessary skills and experience.
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