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We develop reference architectures and landing zone designs for hybrid and multi-cloud environments to proven frameworks such as WAF, CAF and BSI C5. As a blueprint it joins network, identity, workloads and sovereignty and builds on your existing IT landscape.
A blueprint for hybrid and multi-cloud
We develop reference architectures and landing zone designs to WAF, CAF and BSI C5 that join network, identity, workloads and {{sovereignty}}.
Reference architecture
We create a reusable blueprint for your hybrid and multi-cloud environment.
WAF, CAF, BSI C5, reference model, design principles, standardisation
Landing zone design
Standardised landing zones per cloud provide structure and scalability.
Management groups, subscription design, landing zone vending, IaC, guardrails, modularisation
Network & connectivity
One overarching network design connects your clouds and data centres securely.
Hub-spoke, ExpressRoute/VPN, peering, private endpoints, segmentation, DNS
Identity
A single identity concept governs access across every cloud.
Entra ID, federation, SSO, RBAC, conditional access, least privilege
Workload placement
Explicit criteria decide which workload runs in which environment.
Placement criteria, portability, containers, Kubernetes, dependency mapping, data affinity
Sovereignty & compliance
The design anchors data sovereignty and avoids needless vendor dependency.
BSI C5, data location, avoiding vendor lock-in, encryption, compliance controls, evidence trails
Multi-cloud architecture in five steps
Analysis
We capture the estate, requirements and sovereignty requirements.
Analysis
We capture your existing IT landscape, the platforms in place plus requirements for network, identity and sovereignty. To WAF, CAF and BSI C5 we align the frame.
You receive an agreed picture of requirements that joins the estate and the target picture. This picture determines the reference architecture.
Reference architecture
We design a reusable reference architecture as a blueprint.
Reference architecture
We design a reference architecture with design principles and standardisation to WAF, CAF and BSI C5. It describes how network, identity, workloads and sovereignty work together.
You receive a coherent reference model by which environments can be built consistently. On this template the concrete landing zone design takes shape.
Landing zone design
We shape landing zones with network and identity.
Landing zone design
We shape standardised landing zones per cloud through management groups, subscription design and landing zone vending. The overarching network of hub-spoke, ExpressRoute/VPN and private endpoints plus a single identity concept through Entra ID are planned in.
You receive prepared environments in which new initiatives start to the same rules. Into these zones we then place the workloads.
Workload placement
We assign workloads to the environment that fits.
Workload placement
Through placement criteria, portability and dependency mapping we determine which workload runs in which environment. Containers and Kubernetes we consider for portable applications.
You receive a reasoned assignment that takes data affinity and sovereignty into account. This assignment completes the architecture into a finished blueprint.
Blueprint
We hand the reviewed architecture over as a repeatable blueprint.
Blueprint
We document the architecture with landing zone design, network, identity and sovereignty requirements into a blueprint ready for sign-off. Compliance controls and evidence trails to BSI C5 are anchored within it.
You receive a solid template by which environments can be built repeatably and compliantly. On this basis the technical build-out can proceed.
Why {{thinformatics}}
Architecture with substance
Reference architectures and landing zones to WAF and CAF, technically solid rather than theoretical.
Built on your estate
Your existing IT landscape is the starting point, not a greenfield.
Sovereignty thought through
Data sovereignty, BSI C5 and KRITIS are a fixed part of every architecture decision.
Multi-cloud experience
Azure, AWS, Google Cloud and sovereign options are joined realistically.
Network as the foundation
Connections and access form the load-bearing backbone rather than an add-on.
A workable blueprint
You receive diagrams and guides your teams can build on straight away.
FAQ
Answers to the questions we are asked most often about hybrid and multi-cloud architecture.
Design your cloud target architecture
We talk about reference architecture, landing zones and sovereignty for your hybrid and multi-cloud landscape.
