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We build scalable landing zones strictly to the Cloud Adoption Framework (CAF) and Well-Architected Framework (WAF), tailored to your environment. New workloads move in as though into a prepared home: structured, policy-compliant and ready for operation from day one.
We build scalable landing zones to CAF and WAF, into which new workloads move structured, policy-compliant and {{ready for operation}} from day one.
We design the target structure of the cloud environment to recognised frameworks.
CAF, WAF, management groups, subscription design, naming, tagging
Access and roles are governed in a structured way from the very start.
Entra ID, RBAC, PIM, conditional access, least privilege, identity governance
A prepared network structure connects workloads securely and in segments.
Hub-spoke, virtual network, NSG, firewall, private endpoints, hybrid connectivity
Policies make sure new workloads start out compliant.
Azure Policy, guardrails, blueprints, landing zone accelerator, policy-as-code, compliance
Security controls and provability are a fixed part of the landing zone.
Defender for Cloud, encryption, logging, audit, security baselines, Key Vault
The landing zone grows along in a structured way and stays ready for operation.
Monitoring, cost management, scaling, automation, landing zone vending, handover to operations
We design the target structure to recognised frameworks.
We capture your requirements for structure, security and operation and design the target structure strictly to the Cloud Adoption Framework and Well-Architected Framework. Management groups, subscription design, naming and tagging we settle in the process.
You receive a base structure laid out for growth that stays consistent as usage rises. On this architecture we next govern identities and access.
Access and roles are governed in a structured way.
We set up identities and access through Entra ID, RBAC and PIM with conditional access. Access follows the least privilege principle and governed identity governance.
Only the intended roles receive governed, traceable access to your environment. On this basis we build the network structure.
A prepared network structure connects workloads securely.
We lay out a hub-spoke network structure with virtual networks, NSG and firewall. Private endpoints and hybrid connectivity attach services securely and in segments.
Workloads connect over safeguarded, segmented paths instead of open networks. Into this structure we then place governance and guardrails.
Policies provide compliant, safeguarded workloads.
We anchor guardrails through Azure Policy, blueprints and the landing zone accelerator as policy-as-code. Security controls through Defender for Cloud, encryption, logging and Key Vault are a fixed part of it.
New workloads start out policy-compliant, and deviations become visible instead of going unnoticed. The finished landing zone we then hand over into governed operation.
The landing zone grows in a structured way and stays operations-ready.
We set up monitoring, cost management and automated scaling and enable new environments through landing zone vending. Operation and ownership we hand over to your teams in a structured way.
Your base structure stays orderly, economical and operations-ready even as it grows. On this basis migration and further workloads can be set up in order.
Landing zones to proven frameworks instead of improvised structures.
New workloads move into a prepared home.
Infrastructure as code makes the build repeatable and consistent.
Guardrails keep every new environment compliant from the start.
The structure grows with further teams and workloads.
Monitoring and operational groundwork are already built in.
Answers to the questions we are asked most often about landing zones.
We talk about target structure, guardrails and automation, so new workloads are ready straight away.
