IPVoyage Techbologies, a technology-driven organization required a secure, private-first infrastructure to eliminate public exposure of development environments. The requirement focused on building a multi-cloud architecture combining Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud Platform, enabling VPN-restricted access, automated deployments, and scalable CI/CD workflows.

The client sought Oodles for setting up a secure infrastructure with VPN-restricted frontend access and a centralized gateway. It included deploying containerized environments on GCP, configuring CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions, and ensuring zero public exposure. Key areas covered VPN setup across environments, multi-cloud architecture, and automated build and deployment workflows.

A secure, private-first multi-cloud infrastructure was implemented to enable controlled access, automation, and scalability while eliminating public exposure risks.

• Centralized VPN Gateway Setup: Deployed a self-hosted VPN on a single EC2 instance to restrict frontend access securely across environments
• Multi-Environment VPN Configuration: Configured VPN access for Dev, SIT, UAT, and Production to ensure consistent and controlled connectivity
• CI/CD Pipeline Automation: Implemented fully automated workflows using GitHub Actions for seamless build, test, and deployment cycles
• Zero Public Exposure Architecture: Designed infrastructure to ensure all development environments remain private and inaccessible without VPN
• Scalable Multi-Cloud Design: Integrated Amazon Web Services and GCP to ensure flexibility, redundancy, and future scalability