The University of British Columbia's Housing Assessment Resource Tools (HART) initiative aims to tackle Canada's housing crisis by providing accessible government census data through intuitive tools and resources, aiding informed decision-making for governments, developers, and the public. Utilizing Koyeb, a managed infrastructure platform, HART efficiently deploys its web applications and services, including a WordPress site and a Python-based graph tool, to deliver high-performance access to their data-driven insights. The platform's GitHub integration facilitates seamless continuous delivery, allowing HART to manage code deployments with ease while maintaining both staging and production environments. By leveraging Dockerfiles and Koyeb's native buildpacks, HART ensures consistent Python versioning across deployments and benefits from a metrics dashboard to monitor service performance. The platform's infrastructure in Washington, D.C., optimizes request routing and allows HART to deliver its services with reliability and speed.