Why AWS

Amazon Web Services is the world’s largest cloud platform, and the closest region (Singapore, ap-southeast-1) gives Cambodian businesses low-latency access to over 200 services — compute, databases, storage, and AI. The catch: AWS rewards good architecture and punishes neglect with surprise bills. That’s where a local partner earns its keep.

Complete Services & Solutions

Migration to AWS

Servers, databases, and applications moved to EC2, RDS, and S3 with a staged cutover plan — assessment first, then a fixed-fee migration with rollback points at every step.

Landing Zone & Security

Multi-account setup the AWS-recommended way: separate accounts for production and development, centralized IAM Identity Center login, CloudTrail auditing, and budget guardrails from day one.

Managed AWS Operations

Patching, monitoring, backup policies, and incident response for your AWS workloads — with monthly reports in plain language, not just dashboards.

Cost Optimization

Rightsizing, Savings Plans, storage-class cleanup, and budget alerts. Most unmanaged AWS accounts we review save 20–40% in the first month.

AI on AWS with Amazon Bedrock

Run Claude and other foundation models privately inside AWS — your data never trains a public model. We build document processing, chat assistants, and automation on Bedrock.

Billing & Support in Cambodia

One local invoice in USD, help in Khmer or English, and a Telegram channel that responds in minutes — no overseas ticket queues.

Why LinkForge

Frequently Asked Questions

Which AWS region should a Cambodian business use?

Singapore (ap-southeast-1) for almost everything — typically 30–50 ms from Phnom Penh ISPs. For static content we add CloudFront so your users hit a nearby edge location.

Can you manage our existing AWS account?

Yes. We start with a review (security, backup, cost), fix the urgent items, then take over day-to-day operations under a monthly managed-services agreement. You keep root ownership of the account.

How much does AWS cost compared to a local VPS?

A small workload (2 vCPU / 4 GB) runs roughly $30–$60/month on AWS depending on commitment — similar to a VPS but with pay-as-you-go flexibility and managed databases available. We’ll quote both options honestly; sometimes the VPS wins.

Can you reduce our AWS bill?

Usually, yes. The most common wins: rightsizing oversized instances, deleting unattached storage, moving cold data to cheaper storage classes, and buying Savings Plans for steady workloads. We review for free and quote the fix.

Other Cloud Platforms We Support

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