If you’re using AWS I want to assume you didn’t go for a cheaper solution (e.g. VPS from a reputable company) because you like the managed solutions that they provide, among other reasons.
I assume also you want a simple way to increase reliability while keeping costs within reasonable limits.
Well, AWS can give you all that if you don’t want to go super fancy. Check Beanstalk to get something simple and reliable. Monitor using CloudWatch. Make sure to leverage redundancy options (multi az, multi region if worth it, etc). These are some general tips but with the information that you provide that’s all I can say.
You can also pay a consultant to get a review of your setup and get some recommendations. It won’t be cheap but it depends how much you value your time and your product.
I assume also you want a simple way to increase reliability while keeping costs within reasonable limits.
Well, AWS can give you all that if you don’t want to go super fancy. Check Beanstalk to get something simple and reliable. Monitor using CloudWatch. Make sure to leverage redundancy options (multi az, multi region if worth it, etc). These are some general tips but with the information that you provide that’s all I can say.
You can also pay a consultant to get a review of your setup and get some recommendations. It won’t be cheap but it depends how much you value your time and your product.