AWS consulting, migration and managed cloud
AWS cloud consulting, with Azure and Google Cloud when they fit.
Architect, migrate, secure, and operate cloud environments with governance, cost control, and measurable reliability.
- AWS Partner
- Security and governance
- Managed operations
What a cloud partner should do
Architecture, migration and the operations that follow.
A cloud consulting partner should do more than move servers. The real work is designing an environment that is secure by default, costs what you expect, recovers when something fails, and stays that way as your team ships changes.
We do that across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, and we run our own products on the same practices: infrastructure as code, least privilege access, tested backups, and monitoring that reaches a person when it matters.
What we deliver
Landing zones, identity, networking, and governance
Migrations and modernization for apps, servers, and data
DevOps with CI CD, infrastructure as code, and observability
Security with IAM, encryption, logging, and vulnerability response
FinOps cost optimization, tagging, budgets, and forecasting
Managed operations with monitoring, patching, backups, and disaster recovery
Migration paths
Choosing how each workload moves.
Not every application should move the same way. We recommend a path per workload based on risk, cost and how much change your team can absorb.
Rehost
Move as is to cloud infrastructure. The quickest route off aging hardware, with the least change to the application.
Replatform
Move with targeted changes such as managed databases or containers, cutting operational work without a rewrite.
Refactor
Rebuild parts of the application on cloud services, for workloads where scale, resilience or cost justify the effort.
Retire or replace
Some systems are better switched off or replaced by a managed service. Finding them early makes the migration smaller.
Common engagements
Choose a starting point. We align scope, timeline, and measurable outcomes before we execute.
Cloud readiness review
Architecture assessment, risk and security review, cost baseline, and a prioritized roadmap. Best for teams planning migrations or modernization.
Migration and modernization
Move workloads with a cutover plan, hardening, performance validation, and rollback options. Best for legacy apps, servers, and data platforms.
Managed operations
Monitoring, patching, backups, incident response, and ongoing governance with reporting. Best for production environments that require accountability.
How an engagement runs
From readiness review to steady operations.
Readiness review
Architecture, security and a cost baseline, with a prioritized roadmap.
Landing zone
Accounts, identity, networking, logging and guardrails set up as code before any workload arrives.
Migrate in waves
Workloads move in planned waves, each with a cutover plan, validation and a rollback option.
Harden and optimize
Security controls, monitoring, backups and sizing tuned against real usage.
Operate
Hand over with runbooks and knowledge transfer, or keep us on for managed operations.
Cost control
Cloud spend you can predict.
Tagging and ownership
Every resource tagged to a team and a purpose, so spend can be traced and questioned.
Budgets and alerts
Budgets per account and service, with alerts before spending runs over.
Right sizing
Compute, storage and databases sized to measured use and reviewed regularly.
Commitments
Savings plans and reserved capacity where usage is steady enough to justify them.
AI in cloud operations
AI is used to reduce operational effort and speed up incident response while keeping governance intact.
Incident summaries and runbook guidance
Config drift detection and compliance checks
Log analysis to accelerate root cause investigation
Proof
Cloud platforms we built and run.
What you get
Architecture diagrams and a deployment plan
Security and governance recommendations
Cost and performance baselines with improvements
Runbooks for incident response and operations
Clear next steps and optional managed support
Questions
Cloud consulting questions.
What does an AWS consulting partner actually do?
Designs, migrates, secures and runs your AWS environment. Our plain-language guide explains what the work covers and what to ask before you hire one.
Do you only work on AWS?
No. Most of our work is on AWS, and we also deliver on Azure and Google Cloud, including hybrid setups when part of the estate has to stay on premises.
How do you keep downtime low during a migration?
Each wave has a cutover plan, data synchronization where needed, validation before traffic switches and a rollback path. Critical systems move in maintenance windows agreed with your team.
Will moving to the cloud lower our costs?
It can, but not automatically. Savings come from right sizing, retiring idle resources and committing to steady usage. We set a cost baseline first so the change is measured, not assumed.
Who owns the cloud accounts?
That is your choice. We can build in accounts your organization owns, with our access granted under least privilege, or host and manage the environment for you. It is agreed before any work starts.
Do you use infrastructure as code?
Yes. Infrastructure as code standardizes environments, enforces security guardrails and makes deployments repeatable across accounts and regions.
Ready to assess your environment
We can start with a cloud readiness review and turn it into a prioritized execution plan aligned to security, cost, and reliability.
Architecture sketcher
Describe your system. See the architecture.
Tell Spella what you are building or running, and she drafts an indicative AWS architecture the way our engineers would sketch it in a first conversation.