Landing zones done right
Accounts, networks and permissions laid out before the first workload arrives.
- Account & subscription structure
- Network segmentation
- Identity & access policies
- Guardrails and tagging
We move your applications and data to the cloud in planned stages, then run the environment with the monitoring, automation and cost control it needs to stay healthy.
A migration is not finished when the servers move. It is finished when the new environment is faster, safer and cheaper to run.
From a first workload to a full data center exit, scoped around what your business needs to keep running.
An inventory of your applications, data and dependencies, with a clear view of what to move, what to rebuild and what to retire.
Workloads moved in waves — rehosted, replatformed or refactored — with tested cutovers and a rollback plan for each.
Day-to-day running of your cloud: monitoring, patching, backups, scaling and incident response, handled by one team.
Right-sized resources, reserved capacity and tagging that shows where every dollar goes, reviewed on a regular schedule.
We set up the environment so it can be operated, audited and changed without guesswork.
Accounts, networks and permissions laid out before the first workload arrives.
Infrastructure defined in version control, so changes are reviewed and repeatable.
Dashboards and alerts that show health, cost and risk in one place.
We map your applications, data and dependencies, and agree on a target architecture and migration order.
The landing zone, networking, security controls and pipelines are built before any workload moves.
Workloads move in waves, each tested and cut over with a rollback plan ready.
We run the environment, tune performance and cost, and keep improving it as your needs change.
It depends on your existing tools, skills, compliance needs and workloads. We compare the options against your situation and recommend one, or a mix, with the reasons written down.
We plan cutovers to keep downtime as short as possible, usually in agreed maintenance windows, and test each move in advance with a rollback plan ready.
No. Most migrations run in waves, starting with lower-risk workloads. Some systems may stay on-premises in a hybrid setup if that makes more sense.
Yes. We can operate it for you on an ongoing basis, or hand it over to your team with documentation, runbooks and training.
Tell us what you run today, and we'll map out a migration path that fits your timeline and budget.