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Development & AI,
built for production
Available for international projects
Based in Romania
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Specialized in .NET, Azure, and AI — we deliver scalable applications
with semantic cache through Oravio
Good AI feels natural — because the hard work is hidden behind it.
Doru Lucian
LudoProgramming Founder
Services
Solutions
End-to-End

We transform ideas into robust .NET applications with AI integration — from architecture to deployment on Azure.

ASP.NET Core MVC & API, Azure Cosmos DB, CIAM authentication, deployment on Azure App Service.
.NET 10 Azure Cosmos DB Azure Entra
Identify similar prompts and return responses from cache, reducing API costs by up to 80%.
Azure Functions Embeddings Cosine similarity
We add AI capabilities to existing .NET applications with RAG and predictable cost.
OpenAI / Azure OpenAI RAG Function calling
We design scalable architectures on Azure with a focus on cost-efficiency, security, and observability.
Azure App Service Cosmos DB CI/CD
Benefits
Why LudoProgramming
Performance
AI cost reduction
Security
Cache accuracy
Measurable results

We monitor performance, latency, and cost for each request — data-driven decisions, not assumptions.

Cache Semantic Inteligent

Oravio identifies semantically similar requests and returns the response from the cache — without calling the LLM every time.

Securitate
Security by Design

Azure Entra CIAM, RBAC, audit log, and end-to-end encryption — enterprise security from day one, not added later.

Integrare
Quick integration into your stack

Oravio integrates via HTTP — any language, any framework. One header, and the semantic cache works.

Oravio
Everything you need in one place
Semantic Cache

Semantically similar requests are served from cache — latency under 10ms vs. 2-3 seconds from the LLM.

Analytics & Usage

Real-time dashboard with requests, tokens consumed, cache hit rate, and estimated monthly savings.

Domain licensing

Each license is tied to a domain — full control over who accesses Oravio.

Oravio
M2M Authentication

OAuth2 client credentials token — enterprise security between services, without exposed API keys.

Monthly subscription

Netopia recurring payments with token card — automatic plan activation upon payment confirmation.

Simple integration

A single HTTP header — works with any framework or programming language.

FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Oravio is a semantic cache for LLM requests. When you send a prompt, Oravio calculates the embedding and searches the cache for a semantically similar prompt.
Integration is done by adding the header to the HTTP requests X-License-Key: {cheia_ta}. Oravio works as a smart proxy — it sends the request to the LLM only if there is no similar response in the cache.
Oravio supports OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, and any OpenAI-compatible API.
Yes. Oravio runs on Azure, in the North Europe datacenter. Data is not shared between clients.
Blog
Latest articles
The anatomy of a coordinated attack on a contact form

The anatomy of a coordinated attack on a contact form

How our website became someone else's phishing infrastructure for a day: 109 emails sent to victims from our domain, 41 IPs from rented cloud, and what we changed to prevent it from happening again.

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Resilience in .NET (5/6): graceful degradation, or what to do when a dependency is down

Resilience in .NET (5/6): graceful degradation, or what to do when a dependency is down

The fifth article in the series about resilience: fallback with Polly v8, the last known good value, asynchronous decoupling with Outbox, hedging, feature flags as fail switches, and a concrete example: what a billing application does when e-Invoice does not respond.

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Resilience in .NET (4/6): advanced health checks, from /health/live to /health/ready

Resilience in .NET (4/6): advanced health checks, from /health/live to /health/ready

The fourth article in the series about resilience: the difference between startup, liveness, and readiness, why the database has no place in liveness, shared dependencies in readiness, detailed JSON responses, publisher and probe configuration in Kubernetes.

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