Public Cloud Implementation

Public cloud offers rapid provisioning and a broad service portfolio, but the foundation should be designed before workloads move. We establish landing zones and operational controls that keep cloud adoption secure and manageable.

When this service is needed

• The organisation is beginning its public-cloud adoption.
• Cloud accounts have grown without clear network, identity, or cost structure.
• Production workloads require a scalable architecture.
• Teams need a security and observability baseline.

Scope

• Account, subscription, project, and environment separation design.
• Virtual networks, segmentation, routing, firewalls, and hybrid connectivity.
• Identity and Access Management based on least privilege.
• Compute, storage, databases, load balancing, DNS, and secret management.
• Logging, monitoring, budgets, alerts, backup, and resource tagging.
• Infrastructure as Code and operational documentation.

Implementation approach

1. Assessment: establish the baseline, objectives, dependencies, and risks.
2. Design: define architecture, acceptance criteria, and rollback plans.
3. Implementation: introduce change through controlled checkpoints.
4. Validation: test function, security, performance, and recoverability.
5. Handover: deliver documentation, runbooks, and knowledge transfer.

Deliverables

• Baseline findings and documented design decisions.
• Configuration or automation artefacts included in scope.
• Test evidence and a register of remaining risks.
• Operations, maintenance, and recovery documentation.

Intended outcomes

The cloud environment gains a consistent, secure, and cost-transparent foundation ready for phased workload onboarding.