We move enterprise systems to the cloud with precision, security, and cost discipline. Landing zones, Terraform, identity, observability, and a FinOps practice — all delivered as one accountable engagement.
Azure landing zones (per CAF) or AWS multi-account organizations (per AWS Well-Architected): identity, networking, policy, logging, and security baselines provisioned as code.
Workload-by-workload migration plans: re-host, re-platform, re-architect, or retire. Pilot, dual-run, cutover, decommission — with a documented rollback at every step.
All infrastructure as code. Modules versioned in a private registry. Drift detection. Plan/apply pipelines in GitHub Actions. Nothing clicked in a console after the bootstrap.
Tagging strategy, allocation model, reserved-capacity plan, and a quarterly steering review. Cloud cost grows with the workload, not with the headcount.
Two- to four-week assessment: workload inventory, dependency map, compliance scoping (Protected-B / SOC 2), and per-workload disposition (re-host, re-platform, re-architect, retire). Output: a written strategy + ROM.
Reference architecture: landing zone, identity model, network topology, security baseline, observability stack, deployment pipeline, and disaster-recovery plan. Reviewed and signed before any migration.
Wave-based execution. Each wave: pilot, dual-run, cutover, decommission. Production-grade observability from wave 1. Quarterly steering with the executive sponsor.
Optional but common: a managed-service contract for cloud operations, monthly FinOps reporting, quarterly architecture review, and an annual posture review.
Microsoft Azure (primary), AWS, Google Cloud (when warranted).
Terraform (primary), Bicep (when Azure-only and the team prefers), GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps Pipelines, Spacelift / Terraform Cloud.
Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD), AWS IAM, KeyVault / Secrets Manager, Azure Policy, AWS SCP, Defender / GuardDuty, Sentinel / Security Hub.
Azure Monitor + Log Analytics, AWS CloudWatch, Grafana + Prometheus, OpenTelemetry, Datadog (when the buyer is already on it).
Cross-references — Cloud partner profiles · Full technologies · Protected-B compliance posture · Application underlay.
Azure landing zone provisioned to GoC Protected-B patterns, with dedicated VNet topology, key management, and SIEM ingestion.
Twelve workloads moved from on-prem to Azure across two waves: re-host first, re-platform critical workloads in wave 2.
Tagging, allocation, and reserved-capacity strategy that reduced annualized cloud spend by 28% over 12 months.
Public Sector · GoC headlines the list given the Protected-B cross-link. The full list of 17 lives on the Industries overview.