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Cloud Architecture & Migration Advisory
Design a cloud footprint that fits the team you actually have, and plan the migration in steps that can each be reversed.
Migrations go wrong in predictable ways: a big-bang cutover with no way back, an architecture designed for a team twice your size, or a landing zone that nobody can extend once the consultants leave.
What we look at
- What you run today, and which parts genuinely need to move
- Account and project structure, network boundaries, IAM
- Data gravity — usually the thing that decides the sequence
- The operational load of the target design, measured against your headcount
What you get
A target architecture with the reasoning and the rejected alternatives written down, a migration sequence where every step has a defined rollback, and infrastructure as code for the foundations rather than a diagram that ages out in a month.
A note on scope
If the honest answer is that you should not migrate, or should move only two of nine systems, that is the answer you will get. A recommendation to do less is still a recommendation.