AWS & Azure integration
Architecture, managed services and cost control on the major clouds — with the bill explained line by line.
Architecture, managed services and cost control on the major clouds — with the bill explained line by line.
Cloud architecture work designs how your systems run on AWS or Azure: which managed services to use, how networking and access are secured, how the environment is defined as code so it can be rebuilt, and how spend is monitored and controlled as usage grows.
Cloud bills grow quietly. A logging setting, an oversized instance nobody downsized after launch, data transfer between regions, a forgotten test environment running for months. Individually small, collectively the reason cloud spend routinely doubles without any change in traffic.
We set up budgets, alerts and tagging from the start so every rupee is attributable to a workload, and review spend as part of any retainer. Infrastructure as code makes the whole environment reproducible, which also means an accidental change is a revert rather than an archaeology exercise.
Architecture, security posture, cost breakdown.
Managed services, networking, availability and recovery.
Terraform so the environment is reproducible and reviewable.
Tagging, budgets and alerts per workload.
Right-size, remove waste, commit to reservations where justified.
Project-based for architecture and setup, then an optional monthly retainer for operations and cost review.
Stack decisions follow the problem. This is where we usually start, not a fixed menu.
Mostly it follows your existing commitments and team skills rather than technical superiority. Azure integrates naturally with a Microsoft-centric organisation; AWS has the broadest service range and deepest hiring pool in India. Both are capable. We would not migrate you between them without a specific reason.
Usually not. It solves real problems at scale and adds substantial operational burden below that scale. Container services like ECS or App Service handle most workloads with a fraction of the complexity, and we will say so rather than building a cluster because it looks serious.
A discovery call is a working session on your constraint, not a sales pitch.
A short note is enough. You'll hear back from the team, not a bot — usually within one working day.
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