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Managed platform infrastructure

Managed
hosting.

For teams running ERPNext, Medusa or WordPress without in-house DevOps: hosted, monitored, patched and backed up on infrastructure you own, with response-time SLAs.

Managed infrastructure

Production operations, without an in-house DevOps team.

Dev environments

Standardised environments the engineering team can stand up without waiting on ops.

Managed clusters

Server groups with monitoring, scaling rules and a named team on call.

Hardened security

Firewall, VPC isolation and patching configured for the workload.

Auto-scaling

Scales up with traffic and back down to control cost.
Our infrastructure stack

Match the platform to the team that has to run it.

CloudPanel

Lightweight server management for PHP, Node.js, Python and static sites.
  • Auto SSL
  • Vhost management
  • Firewall
  • Database admin

Coolify

A self-hosted, open-source alternative to Netlify and Heroku — git-push deploys on your own servers.
  • Git deploy
  • Docker native
  • Automated backups
  • Zero-downtime deploys

Custom Kubernetes

Full Kubernetes orchestration on your own infrastructure, run by MithTech.
  • Multi-region clusters
  • Helm-managed releases
  • Observability stack
  • On-call rotation
Delivery boundary

Designed around the workflow in scope.

This page describes a reference approach, not an automatic bundle. We agree the systems, record ownership, interfaces, approvals, delivery gates and handover before implementation. Published outcomes are used only where their client-approved basis is clear.

CloudPanel, Coolify or Kubernetes — which one should you run?

The three solve one problem at three levels of complexity — match the platform to the team that has to run it.

PlatformBest forThe trade-off
CloudPanelSites and standard web apps on a single server, managed through a clean control panel.Not built for multi-service orchestration or horizontal scale.
CoolifySelf-hosted PaaS — git-push deploys, databases and many services on your own servers.You own the underlying server; fewer guard-rails than a hyperscaler.
Custom KubernetesGenuine multi-service scale, strict isolation and complex deployment topologies.Real operational overhead — only worth it when you actually need it.

Managed platform, DIY self-hosting, or a hyperscaler?

Self-hosting is far cheaper than a hyperscaler for predictable workloads, but someone must own patching, backups, monitoring and incidents. A managed platform keeps the cost and the ownership — we carry the operations.

The detail: Hetzner vs AWS, self-hosting vs SaaS and Coolify vs Dokploy vs Heroku.

Managed hosting — FAQs

Yours. The cloud or server account is in your company's name and you hold the keys; we operate it for you. If you stop working with us, the system keeps running where it is.

Proof and next steps

See it live

ERPNext

A contract that bills itself

An AMC bills itself when due, a reminder goes out, and the payment closes it.

Subscription → Sales Invoice → Payment Entry

ERPNext

Automations do the chasing

A new lead is routed and followed up, and stock alerts reach the team, automatically.

Lead

ERPNext

The owner's morning check

Sales, cash and stock on one screen, sliced by branch, with what needs you today.

Selling workspace → Stock workspace

All live demos

Hand off the operations, keep the infrastructure.

A working session to find which platform fits the team that runs it.