delftsolutions.nl
Software consultancy modernising legacy systems and cutting cloud costs, including AWS migrations, for businesses and start-ups
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About delftsolutions.nl
Delft Solutions is a Rotterdam-based consultancy. Its services include modernising legacy systems, migrating workloads away from AWS, HATEOAS consultancy, cost-effective prototyping, and Debian-based site reliability engineering. It also works alongside remote or in-house client teams.
Its clients include businesses and start-ups. The website cites a client whose tech-operating costs fell by 60% after a migration away from AWS, and a client that scaled from a handful of users to 1.5 million daily users overnight. Other work covers GDPR-compliant analytics, marketing and data processing.
The company is based in Rotterdam, Netherlands.
Product: Consulting and engineering services for legacy modernisation, cloud cost reduction, prototyping and SRE.
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