AWS cloud hosting and architecture from Wallman Solutions means your applications run on infrastructure built to last. We design, deploy, and manage production-grade AWS environments from our office in Bellevue, NE — serving clients across the Omaha metro and nationwide. Every deployment uses infrastructure-as-code (AWS CDK) for repeatable, auditable, and version-controlled infrastructure.
How It Works
We assess your current hosting needs and application architecture. Then we design an AWS environment using best practices — VPC networking, container orchestration with ECS Fargate, CloudFront CDN, Route53 DNS, and automated deployments with CDK. We handle the migration, monitoring setup, and ongoing management so you can focus on your business.
Benefits
- 99.9% uptime with multi-AZ deployment and health checks
- Infrastructure-as-code with AWS CDK — repeatable and auditable
- Cost-optimized resource sizing — no overpaying for unused capacity
- SSL/TLS certificates, security groups, and IAM best practices
- CloudFront CDN for sub-second content delivery worldwide
Why Wallman Solutions
We do not just set up servers — we architect complete cloud environments. Every solution we build at Wallman Solutions runs on AWS infrastructure we designed ourselves. With 20 years of experience, we understand how to balance performance, security, and cost.
What this looks like in practice
Most of our hosting work is invisible by design — it is the infrastructure under everything else we build. A typical setup is a containerized app on Fargate, a CDN in front of it, DNS and certificates handled, backups running, and alerts that page us, not you, when something looks off. The whole thing is defined in code, so it is reproducible and there are no mystery settings clicked into a console at 2 a.m.
What to ask before you hire for AWS
Cloud bills and cloud outages usually trace back to the same thing: setup nobody wrote down. A few questions keep you out of that trap:
Is the infrastructure in code?
Click-ops setups are impossible to audit and easy to break. Ask whether your environment is defined in infrastructure-as-code you can actually read.
Who gets paged at 2 a.m.?
Ask what monitoring is in place and who responds. "It is on AWS" is not a reliability plan.
How is the bill kept sane?
AWS makes it easy to overspend. Ask how resources are sized and what stops the bill from creeping every month.
Frequently Asked Questions
A typical small to mid-size application runs around $13 to $50 per month on AWS with our optimized architecture. We right-size every resource to avoid overspending and can provide a cost estimate for your specific needs.
Yes. We handle full cloud migrations — from assessment and planning through execution and testing. We minimize downtime and ensure your application performs well on AWS from day one.
Infrastructure-as-code means your entire AWS setup is defined in code (we use AWS CDK with Java). This makes deployments repeatable, changes trackable, and environments reproducible. You never worry about undocumented manual changes.
Yes. We set up CloudWatch monitoring, health checks, and alerting for every environment we manage. Ongoing support plans include incident response, updates, and infrastructure optimization.
Not the way we set it up. We right-size everything, so a typical small app runs in the range of a few dollars to a few tens of dollars a month — often less than the managed hosting plans it replaces, with far more control.
Yes. A common first engagement is an audit of an existing account — we document what is running, find the security gaps and wasted spend, and give you a plan to get it under control with infrastructure-as-code.