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Engineering help for systems that have to keep running

CloudCrafterLabs works with organizations on modernization, cloud architecture, and software engineering. The work is hands-on and practical, and it focuses on reducing risk rather than adding complexity.

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Areas of work

What we help with

01

Application Modernization

Assessment and modernization strategies for legacy applications including Visual FoxPro, VB6, Classic ASP, older .NET systems, and custom enterprise applications.

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Typical work

  • Codebase and data assessment with a written modernization roadmap
  • Incremental migration using API facades and the strangler fig pattern
  • Database migration and schema modernization
  • UI replacement while legacy back ends remain in service

02

Cloud Architecture

Azure and AWS application architecture, migration planning, SaaS architecture, scalability, security, and reliability.

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Typical work

  • Architecture reviews of existing cloud deployments
  • Migration planning: rehost, replatform, or refactor
  • Multi-tenant SaaS design, isolation, and cost modeling
  • Networking, identity, and reliability design

03

Software Engineering

Architecture, development, technical leadership, codebase modernization, and engineering practices.

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Typical work

  • Hands-on development alongside your team
  • .NET Framework to modern .NET migrations
  • CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, and release practices
  • Technical leadership for teams in the middle of a large change

04

Data Engineering

Data architecture, warehouses, ETL/ELT, analytics platforms, Azure Databricks, Snowflake, and modern data pipelines.

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Typical work

  • Data platform architecture and tool selection
  • Pipeline design with incremental and idempotent loads
  • Migration from legacy ETL and reporting databases
  • Data modeling for analytics and operational reporting

How engagements work

Understand first, then change

Engagements are scoped to the problem. A focused assessment is often the right first step, and sometimes it's the only one needed.

  1. Step 1

    Initial conversation

    A call about the system, the constraints, and what a good outcome looks like. No pitch deck.

  2. Step 2

    Assessment

    Time with the code, the data, and the people who run it. The output is a written picture of the current state.

  3. Step 3

    Plan

    A sequenced plan with trade-offs spelled out: what to keep, what to change first, and what it will cost to get wrong.

  4. Step 4

    Delivery

    Implementation with your team, or guidance while your team implements. Progress ships to production in increments.

Good fit

When it makes sense to talk

If none of these apply, the article library may be more useful than an engagement, and that's fine too.

  • You depend on a system that works but is increasingly hard to change
  • You are weighing a rewrite and want an honest second opinion first
  • You are moving workloads to Azure or AWS and want the architecture right early
  • Your team is capable but stretched, and needs senior engineering support

Get in touch

Have a system that needs a plan?

Send a short description of the application, the stack, and what's driving the change. We'll reply with questions or a suggested next step.

Prefer to talk? Call us at +63 969 472 0483.

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