Cloud Infrastructure

The other practice areas need something solid to run on. We build landing zones, plan migrations, and keep cloud spend under control, mainly on Azure, and on AWS where that is where the workload lives.

Four offerings, one foundation

Our deepest cloud experience is in Microsoft Azure, and we work across AWS as well. Take one offering on its own or combine them as the environment demands.

Landing zones and foundations

The subscription or account structure, network topology, and policy set that everything else gets deployed into. Get this right early and the environment stays manageable as it grows.

  • Subscription and account design
  • Network topology
  • Policy and tagging standards
  • Baseline security controls

Migration planning and execution

Moving workloads to the cloud, or between clouds, without surprises on the other end. We assess what you have, plan the waves, and carry out the moves.

  • Workload assessment and readiness
  • Wave planning and sequencing
  • Workload moves and cutover
  • Post-move validation

Cost governance

Cloud bills stay predictable when someone owns them. We rightsize what is running, apply reservations where they pay off, and put budget guardrails and showback reporting in place.

  • Rightsizing and waste reduction
  • Reservation and commitment planning
  • Showback reporting by team or workload
  • Budget guardrails and alerts

Hybrid connectivity

Most organizations run some mix of on-premises and cloud, and the connection between them has to be reliable. We set up the network paths and the identity that ties them together.

  • VPN and ExpressRoute or Direct Connect
  • DNS design across environments
  • Identity integration
  • Connectivity monitoring

What done looks like

Every environment starts from a different place, and we do not promise numbers we cannot stand behind. These are the outcomes we aim for.

  • A landing zone with clear subscription or account boundaries, consistent tagging, and policy enforced from day one.
  • Workloads moved on a plan you approved in advance, with validation before the old environment is retired.
  • A cost picture your finance team trusts, with rightsizing and reservations already applied.
  • Reliable connectivity between on-premises and cloud, with identity working the same way on both sides.
  • Infrastructure the rest of the practice, from identity to AI adoption, can build on without rework.

Ready to talk about your cloud environment?

Tell us what you are running today, on Azure, on AWS, or on-premises, and where you want it to go. We will reply with a clear next step.

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