AWS, Azure and GCP — one operating model.
Running more than one cloud should not mean running more than one set of rules. CloudOperations manages AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud under consistent governance, security and observability — with no vendor lock-in and no operational sprawl.
Consistency across every cloud you run.
Landing Zones
Secure, governed foundations for AWS, Azure and GCP with account/subscription structure, networking and guardrails set from day one.
Infrastructure as Code
Terraform-first delivery so environments are version-controlled, repeatable and auditable — not clicked together by hand.
Migration & Modernisation
Plan and execute workload migration between clouds and from on-premises, with rehost, replatform and refactor paths.
Unified Observability
A single view of health, performance and cost across all clouds, so issues surface in one place rather than three.
Consistent Governance
One policy set for identity, tagging, security and compliance applied everywhere. See security & compliance.
Cross-Cloud FinOps
Normalised cost reporting and optimisation across providers so spend is comparable and controllable.
The benefits are real — so is the complexity.
Organisations go multi-cloud to avoid lock-in, place workloads on the best-fit platform, meet data residency rules, or because acquisitions brought clouds with them. The benefit only holds if a consistent operating model keeps the complexity in check. That is what we provide.
- Avoid single-vendor lock-in and pricing leverage
- Best-fit platform per workload
- Data residency and sovereignty options
- One operating standard, not three silos
Multi-cloud migration & resilient WAN
Migrated workloads across AWS and Azure with SD-WAN, standby links and a tested DR runbook.
Multi-cloud management, answered.
What is multi-cloud management?
Operating workloads across more than one cloud — AWS, Azure, GCP — under a single set of governance, security, observability and cost controls, rather than managing each in isolation.
Should we use multiple clouds?
It makes sense to avoid lock-in, place workloads on the best-fit platform, meet data residency rules, or where acquisitions brought clouds with them — provided a consistent operating model keeps complexity in check.
Do you use infrastructure as code?
Yes — Terraform and cloud-native landing zones, so infrastructure is version-controlled, repeatable and auditable across every cloud.
Can you manage a hybrid estate?
Yes. We operate hybrid environments spanning on-premises infrastructure and public cloud under the same standard.
Bring your clouds under one model.
Book a review and we'll map your current estate, the drift between clouds, and a path to a single operating standard.