Consulting/Cloud infrastructure

Cloud infrastructure built to be handed back

Architecture, provisioning and access control on Azure and AWS, documented so your own team can operate it without keeping us on retainer.

Cloud topology with regions, access boundaries and traffic.
Cloud spend grows in the gap between architecture and operations

We design the architecture, provision it reproducibly, set access boundaries that hold, and document the result. Migration work is planned against what you actually run.

When companies call us

The situations that start the conversation

Environments provisioned by hand drift from what was designed. Access is granted broadly because narrowing it takes time. Capacity is sized for a launch and never revisited.

Cloud costs are rising faster than usage and nobody can attribute them
Access is broader than anyone is comfortable with
On-premise infrastructure is at end of support
The environment cannot be rebuilt from anything but memory

What's covered

System architecture design

An architecture sized to the workload, with the trade-offs written down rather than implied.

Cloud infrastructure provisioning

Reproducible provisioning, so environments can be rebuilt rather than repaired.

Cloud security and access control

Identity, roles and network boundaries set to least privilege and reviewed on a schedule.

Cost and capacity review

Regular review of what is running, what it costs and what can be resized or retired.

How we deliver

01

Map what you actually run

A 30-minute call, then an inventory of the live environment: what exists, where the spend concentrates, and how much of it could be stood up again if it vanished overnight.

02

Design and provision

A design matched to the load it has to carry, then built through code rather than console clicks, so the environment is reproducible instead of irreplaceable.

03

Hand back the keys

Boundaries tightened, spend attributable, and the whole thing written up well enough that our continued involvement stays optional.

Start with a 30-minute call

Bring the situation, not a specification. You leave with a written view of what we would do and in what order.

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