Cloud & infrastructure
Migration is the beginning, not the outcome
Moving workloads to the cloud is frequently treated as the goal. In practice it is the point at which the real questions arrive: is this now more expensive to run, is it observable, is it secure, and can the team operate it?
We approach cloud and infrastructure work with the operating model in view from the start. That means assessing readiness honestly, choosing migration approaches per workload rather than applying one strategy to everything, and designing for monitoring, recovery and cost before the migration rather than after the first invoice.
Hybrid and multicloud environments are the normal case rather than the exception, and we design for that reality instead of assuming an eventual clean end state.
Decided before migration, not after
- Which workloads move, which are rebuilt, which stay
- What the environment will cost to run at steady state
- How identity and access work across environments
- What monitoring and alerting must exist on day one
- How the organization recovers when something fails
Capabilities
What we deliver
Cloud strategy and readiness
Workload assessment, target architecture, migration approach per application, and a realistic view of cost, effort and organizational readiness.
Migration and modernization
Planned, staged migration with validation and rollback positions maintained, rather than a single high-risk weekend everyone dreads.
Hybrid and multicloud
Architectures spanning on-premises and multiple cloud providers, with consistent identity, network and security patterns across them.
Infrastructure and network modernization
Replacing ageing infrastructure and network architecture, including segmentation, remote access and resilience improvements.
Cloud security posture
Secure landing zones, configuration baselines, guardrails as code, and continuous posture monitoring so drift is caught rather than discovered.
Backup, recovery and continuity
Backup architecture matched to agreed recovery objectives, and restoration testing that proves recovery works before it is needed.
Monitoring and observability
Metrics, logs and traces that let a team understand what a system is doing and diagnose a problem without guesswork.
Performance and cost optimization
Right-sizing, architectural changes and commitment strategy, targeted at the workloads that actually drive the bill.
Managed technical support
Ongoing monitoring, patching, maintenance and responsive support so a modernized environment stays healthy after go-live.
Cloud platforms
We work across the three major public cloud providers and select according to existing investment, workload characteristics and organizational constraints. Naming a platform describes our working familiarity rather than a formal vendor relationship.
- Amazon Web Services
- Microsoft Azure
- Google Cloud Platform
- Hybrid and on-premises environments