Cloud
Cloud Architecture
Private, public and hybrid cloud - landing zones, portals, migration and cost governance, matched to your operating model.
The problem
What's at stake
Cloud decisions made platform-first create sprawl, surprise bills and governance gaps. The right architecture starts from your workloads and constraints, not a vendor default.
What Ordinox delivers
How we approach it
- Platform choice driven by your requirements
- Landing zones and governance from day one
- Deliberate workload placement across environments
- Cost control tied to real usage
Scope of work
Capabilities
- Private cloud (CloudStack / OpenStack / VMware / KVM)
- Public cloud (Azure / AWS / GCP)
- Hybrid connectivity (VPN / SD-WAN)
- Landing zones & governance
- Migration planning & execution
- Identity & access management
- Cost optimization
- Backup & disaster recovery
Typical deliverables
What you receive
- • Scope & requirements summary
- • Reference architecture
- • BOQ/BOM where applicable
- • Delivery & operations plan
Process
How an engagement runs
Discover
Understand goals, constraints and current state.
Assess
Evaluate options against risk, cost and timeline.
Design
Produce the reference architecture and plan.
Build & Operate
Deliver, secure and support the lifecycle.
Questions we ask
How we scope it properly
- What outcome defines success?
- What are the compliance and security constraints?
- What is the budget range and timeline?
- Who operates it after handover?
Expected outputs
Where it leads
- • Documented architecture
- • Costed delivery plan
- • Risk & security review
- • Operations model
Related services
Explore adjacent work
Private Cloud
Dedicated virtualization, landing zones and customer portals.
Enterprises & service providers Learn morePublic Cloud
Vendor-neutral public cloud architecture and cost governance.
Cloud-first teams Learn moreHybrid Cloud
Connected on-prem and public cloud with clear data boundaries.
Regulated workloads Learn more Next step
Request a project assessment
Tell us the outcome you need. An architect scopes it - vendor-neutral, no obligation.
FAQ
Common questions
How do engagements start?
With a project assessment - we scope the work before any commitment.
Are recommendations vendor-neutral?
Yes. We recommend what fits your requirements, not a vendor quota.