Cloud & DevOps / Cloud Consulting
An assessment and roadmap engagement that reviews your infrastructure, models the cost of each option and lays out a phased plan for migration or adoption, before any engineering.
Why It Matters
We review your current infrastructure, workloads and spend so any recommendation is grounded in what you actually run, not a generic template.
Each roadmap breaks the move into phases with a cost model attached, so you can approve one phase at a time instead of committing to the whole migration up front.
Tell us what you run today and what is driving the move.
We map infrastructure, workloads and spend against the goal.
A phased plan with a cost model, usually within two to three weeks.
You approve one phase at a time, at your own pace.
We carry out the plan, or hand it to your engineering team.
A review of which provider fits your workloads and team, when that choice is still open.
A cost estimate attached to each phase, not one number for the whole migration.
A diagram of where workloads land and how they connect once the move is done.
The dependencies and cutover risks flagged before they become a problem mid-move.
A plan for account structure and cost tagging from the first resource created.
Everything documented and ready to give to your own engineering team.
The same rigor we use on delivery projects goes into every assessment and roadmap.
The recommendation follows the workload and your team's skills, not a preferred vendor.
Every phase carries an estimate you can check before approving it.
The roadmap is written so it can be executed directly, not just presented.
We can execute the roadmap ourselves or hand it to your engineering team.
You get a written assessment of your current infrastructure and spend, plus a phased roadmap that covers provider choice, target architecture and a cost model for each phase of the move.
Migrating without a plan often means picking services that do not fit the workload, then reworking them later. An assessment and roadmap first means the architecture and cost are reviewed before any engineering time is spent.
Most roadmaps are delivered within two to three weeks of the assessment starting, depending on how many workloads and systems need to be reviewed.
Both. If no provider is chosen yet, the assessment compares options against your workloads and team skills. If a provider is already chosen, we review whether the current setup still fits.
Yes. Every phase in the roadmap carries a cost model, so you can see the expected spend before approving that phase.
We can execute the plan we deliver, or hand it to your own engineering team. Either way, the roadmap is written to be actionable, not just a slide deck.
Related
The other services in this section, and related pages from TCB Infotech.
No commitment. See the assessment before you decide.
