Public cloud consulting · Multi-cloud
When your infrastructure spans several clouds
Running several clouds in parallel is complex because they differ. We help you work out concepts that keep you flexible and keep the effort low.
Active in two clouds
Kubernetes as the shared layer
One login for both clouds
Managed services differ from cloud to cloud. Kubernetes is the same. That allows very similar deployments of your applications on every environment where Kubernetes is available.
Applications built once, rolled out everywhere
Switching clouds stays possible
Your team learns one system
Argo CD distributes the target state from Git into both clouds. Drift is detected and corrected.
Every change is a pull request
Argo CD reverts drift
One on-call service for both clouds
One identity provider, federated into every cloud for targeted and maintainable synchronization.
Short-lived access instead of permanent keys
Every access is logged
One clearly defined entry point with identity-based access. Low maintenance, flexible, and it passes every audit.
Only same tier to same tier
Only registered applications
Every connection is logged
1
Assessment
We work out your needs and goals with you and write a qualified offer with effort and duration.
2
Target picture
We create an architecture target picture: how data flows and where it is stored and encrypted. We also create a business continuity and disaster recovery concept. Everything must be accepted and confirmed by you.
3
Build
We build the infrastructure according to the plan, integrate applications into monitoring and enforce regular backups.
4
Failover drill and handover
We test the disaster recovery concept in practice and document the time it takes. Then briefing and handover.
Intro call
30 minutes, free of charge
You describe your clouds and the service that must not fail. We tell you what comes first and the range the effort falls in.
As you wish
Architecture consulting
Billed by effort, the result as a document.
Build
At a fixed price after a short assessment.
Support on call
Questions, reviews, the next version.
We are done only when everything has been accepted and the failover test has been completed successfully.
Isn't multi-cloud more expensive than one cloud?
What about the data?
Do we have to move everything to Kubernetes?
Does multi-cloud help with DORA?