Ten years of landing-zone designs, regulated migrations, and platform engineering across AWS, Azure, and GCP. We treat cloud as an operating model, not a hosting choice.
Most "cloud journeys" stall after the lift-and-shift, with technical debt simply re-hosted at higher cost. We design landing zones, identity, and platform services first, then migrate workloads behind them with measurable economics.
For federal clients, we deliver inside FedRAMP-authorized boundaries with security controls baked in. For enterprises, we focus on FinOps, blast-radius containment, and platform-engineering productivity.
Same engagement spine as every Ingress practice. Diagnostics first, architecture second, build third, run fourth. No surprise SOWs.
Application portfolio review, dependency mapping, 6Rs disposition, TCO model, target landing-zone shape. Written brief at the end.
Landing zone, identity, networking, security baseline, observability, FinOps tagging. Everything codified in IaC and reviewed with your CCB.
Wave-by-wave migration with parallel-run validation. Replatform where it pays, refactor where strategy demands. Cutover playbooks rehearsed.
Managed cloud operations, FinOps reviews, security posture monitoring. Optional staff augmentation to mature your platform team.
Hyperscaler-agnostic but opinionated. We choose primitives that fit your compliance posture and your engineering culture, then standardize.
Partner relationships across all three. We don't push a hyperscaler; we pick the one your security team already trusts and your billing already lives in.
Kubernetes (EKS / AKS / GKE), Terraform, Pulumi, Crossplane, Argo CD. Internal developer platforms when your team is large enough to deserve one.
CSPM, CNAPP, SIEM, SOAR, identity governance. NIST 800-53 / FedRAMP control mapping for federal workloads. Zero-trust network design.
Numbers our clients tracked across recent engagements. Yours will differ; the discipline behind them won't.
Short answers to the questions every cloud buyer eventually asks. Long answers come in the diagnostic.
Bring the problem. We'll come back with a written brief: what to build, what to defer, and where AI actually moves the number. No deck pitches.