Manage multiple clouds as one environment
Most companies end up using multiple clouds over time, rather than by design. We unify management, cost control, and security across AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud, so you can manage them from one place.
Leaders in automotive, banking, and telecommunications rely on our solutions
How we unify your cloud environments
PHASE 01 / 06Taking stock
We map what runs where, who manages it, and what it costs, including systems introduced outside IT.
The target model
We decide which system belongs where based on clear criteria, so future decisions are consistent.
Unified management and networking
We connect the environments and put central management of networking, access control, and monitoring in place.
Costs under control
We introduce consolidated reporting and budgeting, so costs are comparable across providers.
Automation and infrastructure as code
We define deployments and changes as code that can be applied consistently across providers.
Operations and development
We take over operations, or we prepare your team to manage them independently.
Benefits of unified cloud management
One view across environments
A single view of infrastructure, data, and costs across every cloud you use.
Costs in one place
Consolidated reporting and budgeting across providers, so you know exactly what you are paying for.
The same security rules everywhere
One set of roles, permissions, and policies instead of a different model in every cloud.
Less manual work in operations
Automation and infrastructure as code work the same way with every provider.
One team instead of three
Your teams work with one set of tools and practices instead of separate processes for each cloud.
The challenge and our approach
- Every cloud has its own console and its own rules
- Costs are scattered across separate invoices
- The security model differs in every cloud
- Each team manages the networks between environments in its own way
- Knowledge is tied to one particular provider
- Moving a system to another environment means starting a new project from scratch
- Unified management and the same rules across providers
- Consolidated reporting and budgeting for the whole environment
- The same roles, permissions, and policies everywhere
- Central network management with visibility into data flows
- Practices and tools that carry over between environments
- Moving systems becomes a routine operation rather than a one-off project
Proven in practice
Our work spans AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud, from central network management to data governance.
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View case studyQuestions we hear most often
Do you recommend multicloud to everyone?
No. It makes sense when multiple environments already exist, or when regulations or client requirements call for them. If one cloud meets your needs, staying with one is usually more cost-effective.
Which clouds do you support?
AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform, as well as private and hybrid environments.
Will this double our operational workload?
The goal is the opposite. Unified management, shared rules, and consolidated reporting reduce duplicated work across teams.
Do we have to migrate anything for this?
Not necessarily. The first step is visibility and unified management of what already runs. Migration comes later, and only where there is a clear reason for it.
How do you handle security and compliance?
One set of roles and permissions, encryption, and an audit trail across environments, in line with GDPR and other standards.
Get a clear view of all your clouds
In a short call, we'll map what runs where and where work is being duplicated. No obligation.