Cloud
The cloud account grew one project at a time. The network is hard to reason about, access is too broad, the bill keeps rising, and no one has tested a restore.
When to bring us in
- You are planning a move to the cloud or between providers
- Costs are rising faster than usage
- Accounts, networks and permissions have no clear structure
- Backups exist, but a restore has never been rehearsed
- A single region or zone failure would take you offline
What we do
- Architecture and landing zones: accounts, networks, identity
- Migration planning and execution, workload by workload
- Cost review and controls: rightsizing, commitments, budgets and alerts
- Networking: segmentation, private connectivity, DNS
- Backup, disaster recovery and rehearsed restores
How it runs
- assessAssess
- designDesign
- landing-zoneLanding zone
- migrateMigrate
- optimizeOptimize
What you get
- An architecture document and diagrams for your cloud setup
- A landing zone defined as code
- A migration plan with order, risks and rollback for each workload
- A cost report with concrete changes and budget alerts
- A disaster recovery runbook, rehearsed with your team
Ways to engage
Assessment
A fixed-price review of what you run today. You get a written report and a prioritized plan.
Build
We implement the plan with your team, in your repositories and accounts, and hand it over documented.
Ongoing support
Optional, after handover: a retained block of engineering time for changes, upgrades and incidents.
Questions about Cloud
Which cloud providers do you work with?
AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. We work in the one you already use rather than moving you to ours. Not a fit if you need on-premises hardware work.
Can a migration happen without downtime?
Often, depending on the workload. Every move gets its own cutover and rollback plan. Where a maintenance window is the safer choice, we tell you before we start.
Who owns the code and the accounts?
You do, from day one. Everything lives in your repositories and cloud accounts, under your access control. If we stopped tomorrow, nothing would stop running.
Tell us what you're running.
A few lines about your stack is enough. We'll reply to set up a short intro call, then send a written proposal with a fixed price.
