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Cloud, Infrastructure & Hybridization

Our cloud architects help you optimize your IT systems to move toward agile, resilient, and hybrid cloud infrastructures that combine performance, cost efficiency, and availability.

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Migrate or extend your IT System to the cloud

Migrating or extending your IT system to a cloud provider offers many advantages for managing resources and processing power while optimizing costs:

Access to innovative and competitive services offered by public cloud providers
Optimized resource allocation and cost control by paying only for what you use
Scalable infrastructure that adapts to your needs, whether temporarily or permanently
Greater agility through automation, faster deployment, easier configuration, and reuse (DevOps approach)
Transfer of certain responsibilities to cloud providers

Optimizing your IT system and successfully implementing a cloud strategy requires expert guidance. Whether the transition is full, multi-cloud, or hybrid (private/public), your existing IT landscape will determine the right cloud service approach.

Harness the full power of the cloud

Public Cloud, Hybrid Cloud, or Cloud Native?

Using a public cloud (AWS, Microsoft Azure, GCP) enables fast, scalable deployments with virtually no limits, while also reducing infrastructure investments.

A hybrid cloud allows for a gradual transition, keeping part of the infrastructure and data on-premise while migrating the rest to the cloud. It helps manage activity peaks (bursting), launch new services, implement disaster recovery plans, and handle identity management (Single Sign-On).

A cloud-native transformation involves developing applications or services specifically designed for the cloud, promoting standardization and reusability. Cloud-native approaches often rely on managed services, containers, microservices, continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD), and other DevOps practices.

Each approach has its own advantages and use cases. Businesses can choose the model that best fits their strategic goals and technical requirements.

Our areas of expertise in cloud infrastructure

Public Cloud Implementation

Architecture and Design: IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, with consideration of SLAs linked to public cloud usage
Best Practices Support: Identity management, automation, asset and configuration management (CMDB)
FinOps and Consumption: Cost analysis by entity, optimization of run costs, automated reporting, quotas, and financial control
Data and Security Management: Data protection, backup and archiving, disaster recovery and business continuity (DRP/BCP), and log retention policies

Hybrid cloud management

Identity Management: Focus on securing user identity rather than the device, implementation of multi-factor and conditional access
Infrastructure: Cloud migration and setup of internal shared services (Active Directory, DNS)
Network: Interconnection management (multi-regional context, VPN), and endpoint configuration
Backup: Disaster recovery planning (on-premise to cloud or Backup as a Service)

Cloud-native transformation

Lift & Shift: Migration of traditional infrastructure to IaaS through assessment, rationalization, and redesign
PaaS to Cloud Transition: Support for migrating existing PaaS infrastructure to managed cloud offerings
Cloud-Native Adoption: Refactoring applications into microservices to enhance scalability and agility through containerization and managed services, with support from cloud solution architects

How we successfully deliver your cloud project

Keeping up with changing business needs, improving application performance, securing access, and protecting data are constant challenges for every organization. The cloud offers a practical and cost-effective way to meet these needs.

Cloud infrastructure migration

Our experts support you through every stage of your cloud migration project: migration audit, migration strategy design, high- and low-level cloud architecture diagrams (HLD, LLD), definition of security rules, management of authentication and access rights, and user enablement for cloud service adoption.

FinOps approach

FinOps is a methodology that helps companies optimize cloud spending by ensuring alignment between business performance needs and service costs. It fosters close collaboration between DevOps and finance teams to maintain both efficiency and financial control.

Governance & compliance

Our experts help define security processes and governance frameworks to deploy cloud services effectively across your organization, ensuring strong adoption by business units. We can also assist in evaluating the maturity of your services. For instance, through eligibility level assessments or certifications.

Cloud & DevOps

By combining our cloud expertise with a DevOps approach, we help significantly accelerate your applications’ time-to-market through an efficient automation chain across every phase of the project, from development and integration to testing and deployment.

Accelerate your cloud migration project

If you’re interested in taking your Move to Cloud/Go to Cloud project to the next level with our cloud and DevOps architect profiles, or if you have any questions, please contact us. We look forward to collaborating with you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why migrate to the cloud?

The cloud offers unlimited scalability, reduced infrastructure costs, and greater agility to meet business needs. It also enables access to innovative services (AI, IoT) and improves system resilience.

Which cloud models are best suited for large enterprises?

The models include public cloud (AWS, Azure, GCP) for flexibility, private cloud for sensitive data, and hybrid cloud to combine the benefits of both. The choice depends on security, compliance, and performance requirements

How to secure data in the cloud?

Use encryption policies (AES-256), strict access controls (IAM), and vulnerability management solutions. Implement continuous monitoring (CloudTrail, Azure Monitor) and train teams on security best practices.

What are the challenges of cloud migration?

Challenges include the technical complexity of migrations, cost management (resource optimization), and data security. IT leaders must also ensure that applications are compatible with cloud environments.

How to measure the ROI of a cloud migration?

ROI is measured by reduced infrastructure costs, improved application performance, and increased team productivity. Monitoring tools (CloudWatch, Azure Cost Management) help track cost savings achieved.