Cloud solutions

Cloud solutions run your applications and data on a cloud provider's infrastructure instead of your own servers. They pay off when you need flexibility, fast recovery from incidents, or when existing servers are near end of life. Not every application gains from moving, and the assessment starts with that question.

Problems it solves

  • Office servers are aging and there is no tested recovery plan.
  • The cloud bill grows every month without explanation.
  • An application moved to the cloud now runs slower than before.
  • It is unclear what the provider is responsible for and what stays with you.

What the service includes

Readiness assessment

Inventory of applications, data and dependencies, with a decision for each: move, adapt, replace or retain.

Migration plan

Phases, cut-over windows, tests and a rollback plan for every application.

Cloud architecture

Network, identity, storage, backup and monitoring designed up front.

Cost optimization

Right-sizing, shutting down idle resources and tagging for cost allocation.

Backup and recovery

Recovery objectives defined and tested, not just backups that exist.

Automation

Infrastructure described as code: reproducible and versioned.

Example solutions

Moving file and application servers

From the office to a cloud environment with automatic backup.

Cost review

Monthly analysis and savings through right-sizing and scheduling.

Recovery environment

A working copy of critical systems, started when needed.

Technologies and standards

We recommend a provider based on data requirements, cost and your team's skills, and work from that provider's official documentation and common principles:

  • Infrastructure as code
  • Shared responsibility model
  • Least-privilege identity and access (IAM)
  • 3-2-1 backup rule

How we work

  1. First conversation

    We learn the problem, the systems you use and your time and budget constraints, and tell you honestly whether we are a fit.

  2. Analysis and proposal

    For larger work, a short discovery: scope, proposed architecture and a phased estimate with risks in plain view.

  3. Phased delivery

    We build incrementally with regular demos. Scope changes are discussed and estimated before they are made.

  4. Handover and support

    Documentation, training and full access to code and configuration. Then maintenance with clear terms, or in-house takeover.

Every migration starts with an assessment. A low-risk application moves first to prove the procedure; the rest follow in the agreed order.

What you receive

  • Inventory and per-application decision
  • Target architecture and monthly cost estimate
  • Migration plan with rollback steps
  • Configured, documented cloud environment
  • Recovery test report

Business benefits

Tested recovery

You know how fast you recover from an incident because you have tested it.

Explained costs

Every cost has an owner and a reason.

Controlled risk

Phased migration, with a way back.

Integration with existing systems

We check how migrated applications talk to those that stay on-premises, including latency and link security.

Security and maintenance

  • The shared responsibility model explained and documented for each service used.
  • Data encryption and access control configured from day one.
  • Audit logs retained to meet compliance needs.

Frequently asked questions

Do we have to move everything to the cloud?

No. The assessment decides application by application. Sometimes staying on-premises or a hybrid model is best.

Where is the data stored?

We choose European Union regions where data requirements call for it and document where each type of data lives.

What will it cost per month?

A monthly cost estimate is part of the target architecture, before migration, so you can compare it with today's cost.

Useful guides

Related services

We start from the systems you already have

Tell us in a few lines what you want to solve. We reply with the right questions and a concrete next step.