Cloud & Infrastructure
Whether you are moving to cloud, moving off VMware, or trying to get control of an estate that grew without a plan — we design it, move it, and leave it in a state your team can operate.
Outcomes we hold ourselves to.
- An account and network structure you can still live with in three years
- Workloads moved in waves, each one with a rollback you have actually tested
- A bill you can explain, line by line, to whoever signs it
What we usually find.
Not a sales pitch — these are the things that turn up again and again when we open the estate. If two or three sound familiar, you are in normal territory.
The account structure was decided in week one by whoever opened the first console, and nobody has been able to change it since.
Roughly a third of the monthly bill is untagged, so no one can say which team or product it belongs to.
Storage is 30–50% larger than anyone believes, because thin provisioning and old snapshots hide it.
Windows, SQL Server or Oracle licensing was never modelled — and it turns out to be the biggest line in the business case.
None of this is unusual, and none of it means anyone did a bad job. Estates accumulate. The work is finding out what is actually there before deciding what to change.
How we deliver it.
Cloud strategy & readiness
Dependency mapping, workload disposition and a costed roadmap.
Landing zone build
Accounts, network, identity and policy guardrails — entirely in Terraform.
Migration delivery
Wave-planned execution with cutover runbooks and hypercare.
Private & hybrid cloud
VMware, Proxmox, Nutanix and Hyper-V — designed, migrated and operated.
Resilience & disaster recovery
Multi-region design and failover we actually test.
Tools & platforms
Senior engineers, start to finish.
The engineer who scopes this work delivers it. You will know the team by name, they will sit in your standups, and they will still be there at the handover.
How we workReady to move on this?
Book thirty minutes with a senior engineer and get a straight answer on scope and cost.