Cloud Infrastructure
Cloud architecture, migration, landing zones, and Infrastructure as Code for teams that need a stronger foundation
Cloud Infrastructure is for teams that need a durable foundation before scaling product, moving workloads, passing enterprise security review, or reducing cloud waste. We focus on practical architecture: account structure, networking, identity, Infrastructure as Code, resilience, observability, and cost visibility.
Who it is for#
| Team situation | Why this service fits |
|---|---|
| Moving from ad hoc cloud usage to a governed foundation | We define accounts, networks, IAM, IaC, and operating rules |
| Migrating from on-premises or another cloud | We plan workload moves, dependencies, cutover, and rollback |
| Preparing for growth or enterprise customers | We add resilience, security controls, evidence, and documentation |
| Cloud costs are rising without ownership | We connect architecture choices to cost and usage visibility |
| Teams disagree on cloud standards | We create a documented target architecture and change process |
What is included#
Architecture and landing zones#
- account or subscription hierarchy
- network topology, routing, segmentation, VPN, and private connectivity
- identity and access model
- environment separation for development, staging, and production
- guardrails for logging, encryption, tagging, and policy enforcement
Infrastructure as Code#
- Terraform, Pulumi, CloudFormation, or Bicep implementation
- module boundaries and repository structure
- state management and review workflow
- drift reduction and deployment documentation
- environment promotion rules
Migration and modernization#
- workload inventory and dependency mapping
- migration strategy: rehost, replatform, refactor, or retire
- data migration and cutover planning
- rollback strategy and validation checklist
- documentation and handoff for operations
Resilience and operations#
- high-availability and disaster-recovery design
- backup and restore assumptions
- monitoring and alerting integration
- capacity and performance review
- cost visibility and optimization recommendations
Supported platforms#
We also work with Hetzner, DigitalOcean, Scaleway, bare metal, private cloud, and hybrid environments when they fit the workload and budget.
Packages#
| Package | Best for | Typical deliverables |
|---|---|---|
| Cloud Architecture Review | Teams needing a decision-ready assessment | Current-state map, risk review, cost notes, target architecture |
| Landing Zone Build | Teams starting or restructuring cloud foundations | Accounts, networking, IAM, logging, tagging, IaC baseline |
| Migration Project | Teams moving workloads or providers | Migration plan, IaC, phased rollout, cutover and rollback plan |
| Cloud Operations Plan | Teams needing monthly ownership | Governance, cost reviews, security baselines, account management |
Plan alignment#
| Plan | Fit | Included emphasis |
|---|---|---|
| XS | Small cloud environments | Basic architecture review and infrastructure support |
| S | Growing multi-environment teams | IaC, landing zone work, governance, cost reviews |
| M | Production-critical cloud estates | 24/7 support, resilience work, senior architecture review |
| Custom | Multi-cloud, regulated, or migration-heavy environments | Dedicated scope, formal SLA, compliance or migration evidence |
Onboarding path#
- Cloud discovery — accounts, workloads, users, regions, networks, costs, security controls, and known incidents.
- Risk and priority review — identify urgent exposure, unstable architecture, cost waste, and delivery blockers.
- Target architecture — document account model, networking, identity, IaC, resilience, and operating responsibilities.
- Implementation — build or migrate through reviewed changes, staged rollout, and rollback plans.
- Operating handoff — dashboards, documentation, runbooks, cost review cadence, and backlog for future improvements.
Outcomes you can measure#
- cloud accounts and environments have clear ownership
- infrastructure changes are version-controlled
- network boundaries and access paths are documented
- migration steps and rollback plans are known before cutover
- backup, restore, and disaster-recovery assumptions are visible
- monthly costs can be explained by workload and owner
- security and compliance evidence is easier to collect
Proof we leave behind#
| Evidence | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Current-state map | Makes hidden cloud dependencies visible |
| Target architecture | Aligns engineering and leadership before implementation |
| IaC repository | Makes infrastructure reproducible and reviewable |
| Migration plan | Reduces cutover risk and clarifies rollback steps |
| Cost baseline | Helps track whether optimization work is working |
| Runbooks and handoff | Gives your team a maintainable operating model |
Common project types#
Cloud landing zone#
We structure accounts, networks, IAM, logging, tagging, policy, and IaC so new workloads start from a safe baseline.
Cloud migration#
We move workloads from on-premises, another cloud, or legacy hosting with dependency mapping, phased migration, validation, and rollback planning.
Infrastructure as Code adoption#
We turn manually managed infrastructure into reviewed, versioned configuration that can be extended safely.
Resilience improvement#
We review high-availability, backup, restore, failover, and monitoring assumptions, then implement the highest-impact improvements first.
Related services#
- Cloud Account Management — ongoing governance, cost, and account operations
- Infrastructure Audit — broad infrastructure assessment before implementation
- Managed Kubernetes — Kubernetes platform build and operation
- SRE as a Service — reliability practice for production services
- Cost Optimization — focused cost reduction work
Getting started#
Start with a cloud assessment. We will review your current foundation, identify risk and waste, and recommend the right architecture, migration, or operations package.
Request cloud assessment →Frequently asked questions#
Can you work across multiple cloud providers? Yes. We support AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle Cloud, and hybrid environments.
Do you require a full migration before helping? No. We can improve the existing foundation, plan a migration, or support a hybrid model.
Which Infrastructure as Code tool do you prefer? We choose based on your team and environment. Terraform is common for multi-cloud work, but Pulumi, CloudFormation, and Bicep are appropriate in many cases.
Do you also manage accounts after implementation? Yes. Ongoing account operations are covered through Cloud Account Management or a custom plan.