Software Testing Checklist: What Belongs on It, Phase by Phase
This software testing checklist groups every item by the phase of the test process it belongs to, marks the items teams routinely skip, and shows how to wire the lis…
Cloud Application Development Services on AWS and Azure
Vervali builds cloud-native applications on AWS and Azure and re-platforms existing ones: multi-tenant SaaS products, event-driven services, data pipelines and the integrations around them. The same team load tests what it builds and reviews the security and compliance posture before release, so the questions a large customer asks about scale and audit are already answered.
150+ clients
450+ projects
275+ engineers
15+ years
ISO/IEC 17025:2017Accredited testing laboratory
CMMI Maturity Level 3The process is written down and repeats
ISO 9001:2015Quality management
ISO/IEC 27001Information security
What We Build
Cloud-native products, re-platformed applications, multi-tenant SaaS and critical integrations on AWS and Azure, built for enterprise scale from the first release.
Cloud-Native Applications
Containerised, event-driven services designed to scale sideways rather than up. The deliverable is a running service, with the pipeline that ships it, not a slide of a proposed architecture. Data pipelines sit here when they are part of the product, not a separate analytics project parked for later.
Migration and Re-Platforming
Moving something that already works without breaking it. That is a different job from building new. The deliverable is a cutover you can reverse, with the integrations the business still uses intact. The method lives on cloud migration and modernisation.
Multi-Tenant SaaS
Tenant isolation, per-tenant configuration and the noisy-neighbour problem. The deliverable is a tenancy model a security reviewer can read: who shares compute, who never shares data, and what happens when one tenant spikes. A SaaS founder reads this block first, because the first enterprise deal will ask it.
Integrations
The connections to finance, identity and third-party systems that decide whether the thing is usable. The deliverable is a working path, with failure cases, not a connector list. If an identity provider or a finance system is on the critical path, it is in the first release, not a phase-two hope.
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The same team validates scale, reviews the security and compliance posture, and automates the release path before production.
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Load and Scalability
We load test the release paths before first production traffic, not after the first incident. The profile comes from the concurrency you expect, not a generic spike. The method sits on performance testing. Sibling coverage for multi-tenant behaviour sits on Cloud and SaaS testing.
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Security and Compliance Review
A review of the configuration, not only the code: identity and permissions, encryption, network exposure and logging. We test those controls for SOC 2 readiness. Vervali is not SOC 2 certified. Detail lives on cloud security and compliance.
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DevOps and the Release Path
A pipeline into the environments we built, with the checks that stop a bad build reaching the customer. Tooling and the CI/CD shape sit on DevOps consulting and CI/CD integration, not as a silent extra on this page.
What Is in a Build, and What Is Separate
A standard build quote includes load and scalability testing of first-release paths, a configuration review mapped to the frameworks you name, and CI/CD into the environments we build. Full VAPT, an auditor opinion on SOC 2, and soak or DDoS simulation beyond those paths are separate engagements.
Industries and Cases
Banking, diagnostics and security SaaS where faster workflows, higher traffic capacity and stability under extreme load were measured after delivery.
India · two leading private-sector banks · lending and onboarding
Before: loan processing and agent onboarding were too slow for the volume the banks needed, and compliance evidence was assembled after the fact. Vervali rebuilt the cloud application paths those two processes run on, then load-tested them before release. After: 60% faster loan processing, 50% less agent onboarding time, and 100% of the compliance checks those processes required. Delivery was from India, with the same configuration review used on this page.
60% faster loan processing 50% less agent onboarding time 100% complianceIndia · Chennai · diagnostics chain · back end
Before: the diagnostics back end could not absorb the traffic the chain was already seeing, so reports and bookings queued. Vervali rebuilt that back end on the cloud and load-tested the new paths. After: the platform carried 50% more traffic without the queue that had been the constraint.
50% more traffic Back end rebuild Chennai diagnostics chainAustralia · security software platform
Before: a high-intensity DDoS simulation was the question a large customer would ask before signing, and the platform had not been proven under it. Vervali built and then simulated that load against the in-scope services. After: 99.9% stability under high-intensity DDoS simulation.
99.9% stability High-intensity DDoS simulation Australia · security softwareEngagement Models
Choose a fixed-scope build, a named product team or build-then-run support. Typical work starts at $25 to $49 per hour, with year-two run costs visible before kickoff.
Fixed-Scope Build
A quoted price to go-live for a named set of services, integrations and tests. Year two is your cloud bill plus a support retainer if you want one. It is the right shape when the outcome is clear and you do not want a standing team.
Dedicated Team
A named squad billed monthly, covering build, load test and the configuration review as the product moves. You keep the same people across releases. The run cost is the monthly team plus the cloud bill. It is the right shape when the backlog will still be there after go-live.
Build-Then-Run
Vervali stays on for operations after go-live, billed monthly. Year two is the cloud bill plus that operations fee. Support coverage and response times are written into the retainer, with delivery from India during 9am to 1pm Eastern.
A Build and Run Model You Can Compare
The proposal names the delivery shape, the split between build and test, and the expected run cost after go-live, so procurement can compare more than the kickoff price.
Frequently Asked Questions
Vervali builds on AWS and Azure. That is the stack this page covers: cloud-native applications, re-platforming, multi-tenant SaaS, data pipelines and the integrations around them. If your estate already sits on one of those clouds, we work inside it. Moving off a third platform onto AWS or Azure is scoped on the cloud migration and modernisation page, not as a silent extra on a build.
Yes. Moving something that already works without breaking it is a different job from building new. We re-platform onto AWS or Azure, keep the integrations the business still uses, and load test the result before you cut over. The cutover shape lives on cloud migration and modernisation. A discovery session tells you whether a lift, a re-platform or a rewrite is the honest path.
Shared application, isolated data. Each tenant gets its own configuration, not a forked codebase. Quotas and throttles stop one tenant from starving the others, which is the noisy-neighbour problem a SaaS founder actually hits. Identity, encryption and logging are per tenant so a large customer can be audited without reading every neighbour. That design is decided before the first sprint, not patched in after the first enterprise deal.
Tag every resource to a product, an environment and an owner before it is created. Right-size from the load test, not from a guess. Use reserved or savings-plan capacity for the baseline and on-demand only for the spike. Budgets and alerts fire when a service drifts. Year two is usually the cloud bill plus a support retainer, not a surprise rewrite. We do not quote a savings percentage we cannot defend.
We review the configuration, not only the code: identity and permissions, encryption, network exposure and logging. The same team tests those controls for SOC 2 readiness. Vervali is not SOC 2 certified. A full VAPT and an auditor opinion are separate engagements. The method sits on cloud security and compliance rather than here.
Yes. Load and scalability testing of the release paths is in the build quote, run before first production traffic, not after the first incident. An unbounded soak, a DDoS simulation or a peak programme beyond those paths is a separate engagement. The method lives on the performance testing page.
It is quoted after a discovery session, not as a slogan. A contained first release is typically a number of sprints once the design is signed. A bank-grade or multi-tenant platform is months, because integrations, isolation and the load test sit on the critical path. Discovery produces the delivery range and dependencies you can take to a board.
Yes. After go-live you can keep a dedicated team, buy a monthly retainer, or keep Vervali on for operations in a build-then-run arrangement billed monthly. Support is not unlimited and is not free. The second year is the cloud bill plus that retainer. What is in the retainer is named in the quote so year two is planned, not hoped for.
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