An estate that is hard to govern.
Bring accounts, access and global networks under a coherent operating model.
Cloud Engineering / AWSBuilt on solid ground.
Built on solid ground.
Open to what’s next.
AWS foundations, EKS platforms and cloud operations for enterprises ready for their next stage.
From the foundation to the working service.Landing zones, migration, Kubernetes and accountable operations.
A governed place to build.
Connect accounts, identity and networks. Make the essential controls part of every environment.
AWS Control Tower · Organizations · IAM · NetworkingAmazon EKS at the core.
Give teams a secure Kubernetes platform, with repeatable delivery and clear operational ownership.
Amazon EKS · Infrastructure as code · ObservabilityRoom for the business to move.
Migrate applications and databases, scale AI workloads, and improve the economics of the estate.
Migration · Databases · EC2 & Bedrock · Cost optimisation01 / The opportunity
Where is the cloud holding you back?
A migration that cannot stall.
Move applications and databases with a clear path to cutover and recovery.
Operations that need to improve.
Connect reliability, observability and cost to accountable service owners.
Our engineering position
Shared foundations. Clear ownership. Room to build.
Standardise what teams inherit. Keep workload decisions close to the people responsible for them.
02 / In practice
Delivered at enterprise scale.
Client project / Global enterprise
A global estate. Modernised on AWS.
7AWS regions across 3 continents
100workloads migrated
600VMs, including ~100 database VMs
6months of delivery
Enterprise landing zone, global infrastructure and workload migration delivered.
The delivery
Global foundations. Workloads moved.
- FoundationAn enterprise landing zone spanning hundreds of AWS accounts.
- Migration100 workloads migrated across an estate of 600 VMs, including approximately 100 database VMs and four database types.
- PresenceInfrastructure across seven AWS regions and three continents. Six months of delivery.
Read the delivered engagement: the estate, the decisions and the delivery
03 / The engineering
Control at the foundation. Freedom in the workload.
Set the boundaries.
Accounts, identity and policy.
Make delivery repeatable.
Amazon EKS, deployment paths and telemetry.
Own the service.
Behaviour, performance and recovery.
Explore the EKS reference architecture
Revoleap / AWS Engineering
Illustrative reference architectureInside an EKS workload platform
Enterprise foundationAWS Organizations · Control Tower · IAM Identity CenterAccount policies, workforce access and central audit ownership
Workload account / VPC
Application trafficApplication Load BalancerIngress rules & target health
Routed to workload targets
Amazon EKSKubernetes workload platform
Application podsApplication podsApplication pods
EC2 worker capacity across Availability Zones
Workload identityEKS Pod Identity / scoped IAM permissionsAuthorised access to AWS data and application services
Scope: one workload environment. Network paths, recovery topology and tool choices depend on the estate.
Technical reference: AWS guidance on EKS across accounts · Workload identity on EKS
What success looks likeAgree the outcome.
Agree the outcome.
Engineer the evidence.
The measures depend on your starting point. We define them with you before delivery begins.
A controlled transition
Workload acceptance, data reconciliation and a tested rollback path for each migration wave.
A dependable platform
Service objectives, recovery exercises and clear ownership across the AWS estate.
Visible economics
Allocation, capacity and unit cost reviewed against the workloads the business actually runs.
04 / How we engage
The right depth of involvement.
Find the way forward.
A focused assessment of the decisions, risks and dependencies ahead.
A prioritised decision brief.
Build alongside your team.
Architecture, migration and implementation with a clear handover.
Working systems. Clear ownership.
Stay through what comes next.
A retained partnership for reliability, cost and the next wave of workloads.
An ongoing engineering cadence.
Where to startLet’s start with the layer
Let’s start with the layer
that’s holding you up.
Bring your hardest cloud decision. Leave a 90-minute working session with clearer priorities and a practical next step.