Services/Cloud
Cloud
Move, design, and run it
Strategy, migration, landing zones, cost, hybrid estates, and the team that keeps the cloud account from turning into a second data center.
Cloud strategy
A decision on what moves, what stays, and what should never have been a server. Tied to cost, risk, and the date you actually have.
Cloud migration
Workloads leave the data center in a planned order. Dependencies, identity, and a rehearsed rollback come before the first cutover.
Landing zones and architecture
Accounts, networks, identity, logging, and guardrails built once so every later team inherits a safe place to deploy.
Cloud FinOps
Cost becomes a weekly operating habit. Owners, budgets, and waste are visible before the invoice is a surprise.
Hybrid and multi-cloud
Some systems stay on premises. Some span two clouds for a real reason. We connect them without pretending one pane of glass fixes ownership.
Infrastructure modernization
Servers, storage, and networks get a successor design. Virtualization, backups, and the things still in a rack are treated as a system, not a leftover.
Managed cloud operations
After the migration project ends, someone still has to patch, watch, and answer at 2 a.m. That is a service with a named owner and a monthly review.
Edge and IoT
Devices, gateways, and plants produce data that has to arrive, be trusted, and be useful. We design the path from the sensor to the system of record.
AI on the cloud
The landing zone, identity, and bill for models and agents. Inference, training bursts, and the data path, built so an AI workload is a cloud service someone can run.