Backend and APIs
Business rules, authorisation, validation and integrations with other systems.
IGTCODE Services Serbia
IGTCODE in Serbia develops backends and sets up cloud infrastructure for web, mobile and business applications. We connect deployment, databases, APIs and file storage with project requirements and the available budget.
We choose architecture around expected traffic, data processing and availability needs. Managed services, serverless functions and long-running backends have different costs and constraints. We explain the choice in the context of your product.
A cloud environment connects the system's parts with clear responsibilities and access controls.
Business rules, authorisation, validation and integrations with other systems.
Structured data and files with access and lifecycle rules.
Event-driven functions and background tasks where execution time and load fit the service.
Cache static resources while carefully separating public and private content.
We prepare repeatable releases, environment configuration and secure secret storage. Development checks precede production deployment. Change plans include migrations, core workflow checks and the ability to restore a previous version where necessary.
We monitor errors, response times and key resources with agreed alerts. Backup strategies include copies and recovery checks. Costs are estimated per service and reviewed after launch, because actual usage depends on the application.
We choose technology around the requirements and existing system. The specific stack and each service's role are agreed during planning.
Define data, expected load, availability and budget.
Choose services, permissions, environments and deployment methods.
Connect the backend, database, storage and app; verify core workflows.
Set up monitoring and agree maintenance and recovery.
No. We assess the existing environment first. Migration makes sense when it solves a specific problem or improves maintenance and costs.
No. Cost depends on call volumes, execution time and related services. We compare options against expected usage.
Yes. A backend can serve mobile apps, web interfaces and administration using shared data and business rules.
We separate hosting, databases, storage, traffic and additional services. Initial estimates use expected load, then are checked against real usage.
Not automatically. Technical monitoring and alerts are one part; response times and support scope are agreed separately.
Using a predefined backup and recovery plan. Restoration should be tested outside production; having a backup does not by itself prove recovery will succeed.
Next step
Tell us what it needs to do, who will use it and what matters most to you. Together, we will clarify the scope and propose the next step.