Cloud & platform
Migration and platform work measured in cost, latency and recovery time — not in slideware.
Overview
Cloud migrations fail in predictable ways: a lift-and-shift that triples the bill, a landing zone nobody can explain, a disaster-recovery plan that has never been executed.
We work backwards from the numbers you need to hit and design the smallest platform that hits them.
What it includes
- 01
Assessment against real workloads
We profile what actually runs, what it costs, and where it spends its time before proposing a target architecture.
- 02
Landing zones and tenancy
Account structure, network topology, identity boundaries and guardrails defined in code, so the tenth environment looks like the first.
- 03
Migration in waves
Workloads move in dependency order with a tested rollback at each step. Nothing moves on a Friday.
- 04
Cost and reliability operations
Budgets, alerts, autoscaling policy and a recovery drill you have actually run at least once.
What you walk away with
- Target architecture and migration plan
- Infrastructure defined in Terraform
- Cost baseline and budget alerting
- Executed disaster-recovery drill
Typically
- AWS
- Azure
- Google Cloud
- Terraform
- Kubernetes
- Prometheus
- OpenTelemetry
Tell us whatyou are building.
A short, paid discovery engagement ends with a plan and an estimate you are free to take elsewhere.
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