[ 01 ] AWS SOLUTION ARCHITECTURE
Architecture that survives the second year.
Most AWS estates are not badly built; they are built for a company that no longer exists. We review what you have against where you are going, then redesign the parts that are holding the team back.
REFERENCE LANDING ZONE: WHAT WE DESIGN AND HAND OVER ORGANIZATIONS · CONTROL TOWER · VPC · TRANSIT GATEWAY · MULTI-AZ
[ A ] WHAT THE WORK COVERS
A1
Landing zone
Account structure, organisational units, guardrails and baseline controls, set up so new teams get an environment without a ticket queue.
A2
Networking
VPC layout, connectivity between accounts and back to your offices or datacenter, and egress paths designed before they become a bill.
A3
Workload design
Compute, data and queueing choices matched to the actual traffic shape, failure tolerance and the size of the team maintaining them.
A4
Resilience
Failure modes made explicit: what degrades, what fails over, what needs a human, and how long each one takes.
A5
Review & handover
A written architecture decision record for every significant choice, so the reasoning outlives the engagement.
[ B ] WHAT YOU GET
01
Current-state architecture review with prioritised findings
02
Target architecture diagrams and decision records
03
Landing zone and account structure, implemented
04
A sequenced plan your team can execute without us
Everything lands in your repositories and your accounts. Nothing depends on us staying.
[ C ] OTHER SERVICES
02
Kubernetes management
Cluster design, upgrades, autoscaling, observability and day-two operations across managed and self-hosted Kubernetes.
→
03
Cloud cost management
Find the waste, fix the architecture behind it, then leave reporting in place so the saving does not quietly reverse.
→
04
Terraform & IaC
Module libraries, state strategy and pipelines that make infrastructure changes reviewable instead of nerve-racking.
→