Microsoft Azure

The infrastructure you still need should be boring, resilient and cheaper than the rack it replaced.

Overview

Azure networking, backup and disaster recovery, monitoring and infrastructure as code, deployed through Azure DevOps pipelines.

Landing zone
3 to 5 weeks
Migration waves
From 6 weeks
Infrastructure as code
Azure DevOps pipelines
Monitoring
Monitor, Insights and Sentinel
Pricing
Consumption plus management fee
Angular concrete volumes meeting beneath a flat, overcast grey sky

Networks, recovery and monitoring.

Networking across regions

Hub-and-spoke virtual networks, Global VNet Peering between regions, ExpressRoute connectivity and site-to-site VPN failover.

Planned disaster recovery

Paired-region disaster recovery for Azure virtual machines, and Azure Site Recovery for migrations off on-premises servers.

Governance as code

Azure Policy and Bicep templates enforce security configuration, deployed through Azure DevOps pipelines from a Git repository.

Monitoring you can read

Azure Monitor, Application Insights, Sentinel and Log Analytics, with KQL (Kusto Query Language) dashboards that show the effect on the services your staff use.

Delivered work

We led the migration of a UK university's servers to Azure, including paired-region disaster recovery and policy-as-code governance.

Common questions.

How is Azure priced?

You pay Microsoft for the Azure resources you use, plus a management fee to us. We quote the fee once we know what you run.

How long does a landing zone take?

Three to five weeks. Migration waves start from six weeks.

Is monitoring included in a managed bundle?

Growth includes alerting. Scale includes full dashboards across Azure Monitor, Application Insights and Sentinel.

Talk to the team that delivers it.

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