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Cloud Infrastructure

The three key traits of a cloud platform are reliability, cost-efficiency, and flexibility. All major cloud providers promise these, but getting the full value takes work.

We build growth-ready enterprise clouds .

Cloud infrastructure - Where to start and what to do?

  • Cloud infra or software etc

    Clarify your coud strategy

    Which functions do you want in the cloud? How will local solutions connect to it? Will applications be modernized during migration, or simply moved as-is? How will cloud efficiency be monitored and measured? A solid cloud strategy addresses these questions and more.

  • Increase automation

    When a user needs a cloud resource — like a database or virtual server — they should be able to access it through self-service. Automation turns cloud flexibility into safe, everyday operations.

  • Plan the migration carefully

    With the Finnish data center opening in 2027, cloud migration is back on the table. Plan the transition at least a year in advance and take advantage of free resources like Microsoft’s Migration Factory.

  • Ensure installation quality

    Cloud application installations must be fully automated, with a clear record of what was installed, when, and by whom. Quality DevOps practices handle this seamlessly.

What should I know about cloud infrastructure?

  • Microsoft Migration Factory

    A support service that helps eligible Azure customers move to the cloud cost-effectively. As a partner, we connect clients with Microsoft for a seamless transition.

  • Platform Operations supports broad cloud usage

    DevOps is a project-level automation practice. Platform Ops, on the other hand, develops operations across the entire organization, supporting project-specific DevOps work. Both are worth the investment.

Our tools

At the core of our cloud work is Microsoft’s Cloud Adoption Framework -  a trusted, widely used set of best practices for cloud management. At the application level, we rely on the Well-Architected Framework. These vendor-neutral models ensure our work is fit for multi-vendor environments, serving as a solid foundation for others to build on.
For service management, we use tools like Terraform and Bicep.

Do you want to bounce ideas on your own cloud infrastructure?