Cloud and FinOps

Make architecture, consumption and costs understandable so you can decide how to evolve your infrastructure.

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When you need it

Spending grows, but it is unclear which services drive it. Traffic peaks create uncertainty and the team struggles to identify where to act. Reliability and costs must be considered alongside actual product needs.

  • You want to understand how cloud resources are used.
  • You need to prepare infrastructure for new workloads or services.
  • You want a review of architecture, monitoring and costs.

How we approach it

  1. Understand consumption and constraints

    We review architecture, workloads and available cost data, connecting them to services and product goals.

  2. Assess alternatives

    We compare configurations and interventions considering performance, operations, continuity and costs. We make estimation assumptions explicit.

  3. Make the system observable

    We define metrics, monitoring and consumption review practices. Infrastructure changes are agreed and validated in phases.

What you receive

These are typical service outputs. Scope, timing and responsibilities are defined in the proposal for your project.

  • Review of architecture and available costs.
  • Optimisation priorities with explicit assumptions and constraints.
  • Guidance on monitoring and consumption attribution.
  • Plan for agreed infrastructure interventions.

Before we begin

Do you guarantee a percentage saving?

No. Potential savings depend on infrastructure and service constraints. We propose justified interventions and measure results against a documented baseline.

Can we keep our current provider?

Yes. We assess the existing environment first. A provider change is one option to compare against migration costs and constraints.

Let’s start withwhat’s holding you back.

Share the problem you want to address and an overview of your infrastructure. We define which usage and spending data is needed for an initial assessment.

Request an initial conversation

The first conversation helps us understand the context. Audits, development and support each have their own scope and proposal.