// Managed Infrastructure — Use Case
Cloud Migration, Done Without the Drama.
Lift-and-shift, refactor, or hybrid — we migrate workloads to Azure and AWS with cost controls, security hardening, and governance baked in from day one.
Cloud migrations go sideways in predictable ways: surprise cost overruns, security gaps nobody accounted for, applications that "worked on-prem" and don't work in the cloud, and governance that never got set up. We run cloud migrations as structured projects — with an assessment that sizes the cloud target correctly, a migration plan that matches workload to strategy (rehost, replatform, refactor, retire), and guardrails that prevent your Azure bill from tripling in month three. Post-migration, we operate the cloud environment as a managed service.
// Value Prop
Migration Strategy, Not Just Moving VMs
Right-Fit Migration Strategy
Not everything belongs in cloud, and not everything that moves should move the same way. We apply the right of the 6 R's (rehost, replatform, refactor, repurchase, retire, retain) per workload.
Cost Governance From Day One
Reserved instances, savings plans, tagging strategy, budget alerts, and rightsizing — configured upfront so cloud spend stays predictable instead of becoming a quarterly surprise.
Security & Compliance Baked In
Landing zones, identity integration, logging, guardrails, and compliance mapping (HIPAA, PCI, SOC 2) configured before workloads land — not retrofitted after.
// How It Works
Assess, Design, Migrate, Optimize
Assessment maps every workload to a migration strategy with sized cloud costs. Design builds the landing zone (networking, identity, security, logging). Migration executes in waves, testing each workload before cutover. Optimization runs continuously post-migration — rightsizing, reserved commitments, and architectural improvements as you learn what you actually need.
// Who It's For
Who This Is For
Businesses with aging on-prem infrastructure, organizations facing datacenter lease decisions, companies pursuing cloud for specific drivers (scalability, geographic reach, disaster recovery, acquisition integration), and businesses whose DIY cloud migrations have gotten stuck. Also: companies already in cloud whose environments need optimization and governance cleanup.
// FAQ
Common questions
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How much will our cloud bill actually be?
We model it during assessment — both initial migration target and optimized steady-state. Initial cloud costs before optimization are typically 10-30% higher than sized target; with reserved commitments and rightsizing, most environments run below equivalent on-prem TCO over 3 years.
Q
Azure or AWS — which is right for us?
Depends on your stack. Heavy Microsoft shops usually favor Azure (native M365/AD/identity integration). AWS is often better for custom applications and data-intensive workloads. Many end up multi-cloud. We recommend based on your specific environment, not a vendor preference.
Q
What about apps that can't move to cloud?
They stay where they are — or move to colocation with cloud-adjacent connectivity. We design hybrid architectures that accommodate the workloads that can't move, often because of licensing, latency, or legacy constraints.
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