AkaCorp is a software engineering studio that designs, builds and operates web platforms. The data model, the interface, the delivery pipeline and the infrastructure are held by the same hand: there is no grey area between the code and production.
Most projects do not die at delivery, but six months later: nobody knows how to redeploy, how to restore a backup or where to read the logs. That moment is what shapes the way we work.
An application only has value once it is deployed, monitored and handover-ready. Designing a clean data model without knowing how it will be migrated, or writing a polished interface without controlling the chain that publishes it, only moves the problem one step further.
AkaCorp therefore works across the whole chain: application architecture, fullstack development, delivery pipelines and operations. On existing projects, the way in is usually an audit — understand what is running, measure the debt, then move forward with verifiable fixes rather than a full rewrite.
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The same person writes the code, describes the infrastructure and follows the release into production. Nothing is lost in translation between two suppliers.
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Application, pipelines, infrastructure: whatever runs in production exists in a repository, reviewed and reproducible. Nothing depends on a setting made by hand.
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A demonstrable increment every one or two weeks, deployed to a staging environment. You see the progress instead of being told about it.
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Operating documentation, shared access, standard dependencies. You must be able to take the project back or hand it to someone else.
These three practices are not sold separately: they describe the stages of a single piece of work, from the first schema to the on-call rotation.
Web applications and APIs built to last: an explicit data model, end-to-end typing, tests where they actually matter.
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From commit to production with no manual step. Reproducible pipelines, disposable environments, releases without drama.
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Infrastructure described as code, versioned and observable. What runs in production is always what the repository says.
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Out of scope
Three phases, in that order, on every iteration. Each one produces something verifiable rather than a statement of intent.
We map out the real problem, the constraints and what is explicitly not being done. A written scope beats a shared intuition.
Short, verifiable deliveries. Every increment goes to a staging environment and is demonstrated, not described.
Automated releases, monitoring in place, documented recovery procedures. The project lives on after delivery.
Proven, documented and widely adopted technologies: the deciding factor remains whether another team could pick the work up.
| Domain | Tools |
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| 01Languages |
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| 02Frameworks & runtimes |
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| 03Data |
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| 04Containers & orchestration |
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| 05Cloud & IaC |
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| 06Observability |
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This list evolves with the projects. A constraint imposed by your information system always outweighs a tooling preference.
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