Clear, owned outputs.
- An AWS target architecture
- Landing zone defined as code
- Migration or build plan by wave
- Security baseline and logging
- Cost dashboard and optimization recommendations
Amazon Web Services offers a vast range of services, which makes good choices and good foundations essential. We design, build and run AWS environments with multi-account landing zones, infrastructure as code, sensible service choices and the security and cost controls that keep them healthy.
The problems AWS Cloud Services solves.
Landing zones, architecture, migration, containers, serverless and cost control on AWS.
Everything runs in a single AWS account with broad permissions.
The monthly bill grows faster than usage.
Environments were created by hand and can't be reproduced.
The team is unsure which AWS services suit a new workload.
What AWS Cloud Services covers.
Landing zone
Multi-account structure with AWS Organizations, Control Tower and guardrails.
Architecture
Designs reviewed against the AWS Well-Architected pillars.
Migration
Moving servers, databases and applications to AWS in planned waves.
Containers and serverless
ECS, EKS, Lambda and event-driven designs where they fit.
Security and identity
IAM, Identity Center, encryption, logging and threat detection.
Cost optimization
Right-sizing, Savings Plans, storage tiers and cost visibility.
An AWS foundation built to last.
Most AWS problems we're asked to fix trace back to how the first accounts were set up. A sound foundation makes everything after it cheaper and safer.
- Multi-account landing zone
- AWS Organizations and Control Tower with separate accounts for production, non-production, security and logging, governed by service control policies.
- Identity
- IAM Identity Center for people, least-privilege roles for workloads, no long-lived access keys.
- Networking
- VPC design with private subnets, Transit Gateway or VPC peering, and controlled egress.
- Compute choices
- EC2, ECS or EKS containers, or Lambda serverless — chosen per workload rather than by default.
- Security baseline
- GuardDuty, Security Hub, AWS Config rules and CloudTrail organisation trails switched on from day one.
- Cost visibility
- Tagging standards, budgets, Cost Explorer reports and Savings Plans once usage is predictable.
Why it's worth it.
A solid foundation
Accounts, identity and guardrails set up properly from the start.
Repeatability
Infrastructure as code makes environments consistent.
Spend under control
Visibility and right-sizing keep costs aligned with value.
When AWS Cloud Services is the right move.
- A first serious move to AWS from on-premises servers.
- An existing AWS estate that needs restructuring and cost control.
- A new product built on containers or serverless.
Technologies & platforms
- Amazon EC2
- Amazon S3
- Amazon RDS
- AWS Lambda
- Amazon EKS
- AWS Control Tower
- AWS IAM Identity Center
- Terraform
- AWS CDK
- Amazon CloudWatch
How AWS Cloud Services work runs.
- 01
Assess
Current workloads, dependencies, costs, skills and constraints.
- 02
Design
Target architecture and landing zone on the chosen platform.
- 03
Build
Foundations, pipelines and environments defined as code.
- 04
Migrate or deliver
Workloads moved or built in waves with tested rollback.
- 05
Operate
Monitoring, cost reviews, security checks and handover.
AWS Cloud Services questions.
Are you an AWS partner?
We don't claim partner tiers or certifications on this site unless they are verified. We'll share relevant team experience and qualifications when we discuss your project.
Should we use Terraform or CloudFormation?
Both are sound. Terraform suits multi-cloud or existing Terraform skills; CloudFormation or CDK suits AWS-only teams. We recommend based on your team and estate.
Can you work in our existing AWS accounts?
Yes, with access scoped to the work. We often begin by reviewing the current set-up before changing anything.
Talk to us about aws cloud services.
Describe the environment and what needs to change. We'll reply with the questions we would answer first and a sensible first step.