Cloud Infrastructure & Governance
Cloud environments can expand quickly as services, subscriptions, accounts, applications, and vendors are added. Responsibility may be distributed across internal teams and providers, making ownership, security, cost, and dependencies difficult to see as a whole.
TDY IT helps you understand what exists in the cloud, how it supports the business, who has access, how it is protected, and where governance or technical debt may have accumulated.
Understand the environment. Clarify responsibility. Strengthen cloud governance.
Accounts, tenants, subscriptions, resources, services, applications, storage, networks, and vendor-managed platforms.
The cloud services, integrations, data, connections, and providers supporting daily operations.
Users, administrators, service identities, vendors, owners, approval authority, and support responsibilities.
Identity controls, network security, configuration standards, encryption, logging, monitoring, backup, and recovery.
Unused resources, inconsistent configurations, unclear ownership, legacy services, undocumented dependencies, and temporary solutions that remained.
Which systems may benefit from cloud services, which should remain on-premises, and where a hybrid approach may better support security, performance, resilience, cost, and business requirements.
Which resources or controls should be maintained, documented, improved, monitored, consolidated, or retired.
Cloud technology may be managed by several teams and providers. Clear ownership helps security, operations, cost, and recovery work together.
Depending on the agreed scope, the review may include:
The review considers where technology should operate based on business needs, not a preference for cloud or on-premises infrastructure.
Deliverables are based on the agreed scope and may include:
The result is a clearer understanding of what is operating in the cloud, how it is governed, and where each workload may be best supported.
Cloud services can improve flexibility, scalability, and resilience, but they also change cost models, responsibilities, security controls, dependencies, and recovery planning.
Some workloads benefit from cloud platforms. Others may be better supported on-premises or through a hybrid design. Existing cloud workloads may also need to be consolidated, redesigned, or moved when requirements change.
TDY IT evaluates each environment in context, helping the business understand the tradeoffs before deciding where technology should operate.
No. Workload placement should reflect security, performance, resilience, cost, support, integration, and business requirements.
Yes. Many environments are hybrid. The review can include cloud platforms, physical infrastructure, hosted systems, SaaS services, networks, and the connections between them.
Scope may include Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services, Microsoft 365, vendor-hosted platforms, private cloud services, and other environments used by the business.
Yes. TDY IT can help assess readiness, dependencies, security requirements, workload suitability, sequencing, recovery needs, and potential business impact.
Repatriation is a valid option. TDY IT can help evaluate whether on-premises, hosted, cloud, or hybrid placement better supports current requirements.
Yes, when included in scope. The review can identify unused resources, unclear ownership, licensing concerns, utilization patterns, and areas requiring deeper cost analysis.
Yes. TDY IT works with internal teams, MSPs, vendors, hosting providers, and cloud partners to clarify ownership, dependencies, and recommendations.
We begin with the business concern, workload, migration question, or cloud environment that prompted the review. Documentation and appropriate read-only access can follow as scope is defined. Unknowns are part of discovery.
Understand what is running, what the business depends on, who is responsible, and whether each workload is in the right environment.
TDY IT helps you evaluate cloud, on-premises, and hybrid options in the context of security, resilience, performance, cost, and business needs.