Brandorr

Cloud Automation

Brandorr Group offers system development, remote administration, automation, deployment and scalability of web-applications on Amazon Web Services infrastructure.

  • Automated management of infrastructure, using open source tools such as Puppet, Foreman, Capistrano and a great number of custom tools.
  • Ensuring applications have the resources to scale and handle unexpected growth.
  • Custom software developed to your exact needs with a variety of languages and technologies.
  • Setup and management of business tools such as ticket management systems, issue trackers, source code management and wikis.
  • Personalized 24/7 monitoring of your applications and systems, alerting you to problems, and enabling our experienced professionals to quickly respond to emergencies.
  • Database administration, ensuring availability and performance, even under an increasing load.

As a result, our customers are able to quickly and cost-effectively scale their IT infrastructure!

Wherever sensible, Brandorr Group is committed to using and improving open-source tools. This lowers software licensing costs and gives back to the greater computing community.

Unveiling the PerceptionNYC Website

Submitted by heow on Fri, 01/27/2012 - 15:26

After much hard work, we're happy to present the new PerceptionNYC Website.

Handed a design by Perception's talented professionals, we created the Drupal 7 site in just over a week. This includes HTML5 style video, with flash fallback for maximum browser compatibility, even on mobile.

NYC Drupal Camp 10

Submitted by heow on Tue, 12/20/2011 - 00:00

Brandorr Group is a proud sponsor of Drupal Camp 10!

...and a truly great camp it is, the quality and content of the presentations was simply outstanding! 'camp' is a misnomer, really it's a full-blown single-day conference that had something for everybody via any of five tracks

Creating a secure Debian or Ubuntu Apt repo

Submitted by Sunny Dubey on Thu, 10/13/2011 - 09:37

Creating a personal apt repo is a great idea for managing custom packages while still utilizing apt's management and dependency abilities. (We are not going to cover all the specifics of why one would want to create a custom apt repo, that should be self-explanatory.) Creating a secure apt repo accessible via apt is relatively straight forward, three items need to be setup: the repo dir, httpd, and GPG to sign the packages.

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