Why this matters

Cloud accounts grow quickly and informally: a test environment that became production, admin access shared between contractors, no budget alerts, backups nobody has tested. The result is risk and cost that nobody owns.

We design, migrate and administer cloud environments with the same discipline as on-premises systems: documented, secured and reviewed.

What we do

Landing zones and accounts: account structure, identity, guardrails and logging set up before workloads arrive.
Networking: VPCs and virtual networks, site-to-site VPN, private connectivity and firewall rules.
Identity and access: single sign-on, least-privilege roles and MFA for every administrator.
Migration: servers, databases and file shares moved to the cloud with a tested cutover and rollback plan.
Backup and recovery: snapshots, cross-region copies and restore testing.
Cost control: budgets, alerts, rightsizing and reserved capacity reviewed regularly.
Day-to-day administration: patching, monitoring, access requests and change records.

How it works

Assess. Current estate, accounts, spend and risks reviewed.
Design. Target architecture and security baseline agreed.
Build or migrate. Changes delivered in stages with testing.
Document. Architecture, access and runbooks written up.
Operate. Ongoing administration and monthly review, if required.

What you receive

Architecture and network diagrams
Security baseline and access matrix
Cost review with savings opportunities
Runbooks for common tasks and recovery

Certified on AWS (Solutions Architect Associate) and Microsoft Azure (AZ-700 Network Engineer, AZ-900), with Alibaba Cloud ACA certification.

Common questions

Which cloud should we use?

The one that fits your applications, skills and existing licences. We give a recommendation with the reasons and costs.

Can you take over an existing environment?

Yes. We start with an assessment, fix the highest risks, then document and administer it.

Do you work with on-premises servers too?

Yes, including hybrid setups and moving workloads in either direction.

Cloud that is secure, documented and someone’s responsibility.