Cloud Advisory & Architecture

What this covers

Before a workload moves, someone has to decide what “good” looks like for it — which platform, which patterns, which trade-offs are acceptable. We work through that decision with the team that will own the result, not from outside it. That usually means a structured review of the current environment, a set of documented options with their trade-offs made explicit, and a recommendation the team can defend to their own stakeholders. Nothing here is meant to be decided once and forgotten — we build in the checkpoints where an architecture decision should be revisited as the workload's traffic, team, or constraints change.

Why it matters

Most cloud cost overruns and most cloud outages trace back to an architecture decision made early and never revisited. Getting that decision right, or knowing when to revisit it, is where a transformation earns or loses its return. A sound decision compounds: it keeps changing the system cheap for years, while a wrong one keeps costing more the longer it goes unaddressed.