Cloud landing zones
Azure or AWS foundations: subscriptions and accounts, identity, network topology, policy and cost controls.
Practice
Landing zones, migrations and secure networks, planned and run so the cut-over is boring.
Infrastructure projects rarely fail on technology. They fail on sequencing, on change windows nobody agreed to, on the one dependency nobody mapped. Our practice puts as much effort into the plan and the runbook as into the build.
We design Azure and AWS landing zones with identity, networking and governance in place from the start, migrate on-prem workloads with rollback paths, and design Fortinet-based secure networks for organizations that need enterprise controls without an enterprise headcount.
For clients with their own engineers, we often provide the architect and the project manager only, letting your team do the hands-on work with a plan they trust.
Offerings
Azure or AWS foundations: subscriptions and accounts, identity, network topology, policy and cost controls.
Discovery, dependency mapping, wave planning, cut-over runbooks and rollback, for servers, databases and RPA platforms.
Fortinet firewall, SD-WAN and segmentation design; zero-trust access for remote and hybrid teams.
A PM who has run migrations before: schedule, RAID, vendor coordination and executive reporting.
Baseline monitoring, alert design and runbooks so your team can operate what we built.
Sizing and provisioning compute, GPU and orchestration environments for automation and AI workloads.
How an engagement runs
Inventory, dependency mapping and risk review of the current environment.
Target architecture, network design and migration strategy, with cost model.
Wave-by-wave execution with tested rollback and change-window discipline.
Monitoring, documentation and handover, or ongoing managed support.
Platforms
Questions
No. We are vendor-neutral and have no resale margin influencing our recommendations.
Yes. We often act as the client-side architect and PM coordinating an MSP's delivery.
Typically 100 to 5,000 employees: large enough to need enterprise controls, small enough to want a team that answers the phone.
A practice lead replies within one business day. No sales deck, no discovery questionnaire.