Azure Infrastructure

Azure foundations sized to the environment, not a fixed template.

We build to Azure Landing Zones principles. Complexity, regulatory requirements and expected scale determine the topology across networking, identity, policy, logging and migration foundations.

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Azure foundations

Topology follows scale, regulation and operating complexity.

Landing zones

Management groups, subscription structure, shared services and platform topology.

Networking

Hub-spoke or virtual WAN, private connectivity, DNS, routing, firewall integration and segmentation.

Identity & access

RBAC, privileged-access patterns, service identities and separation of responsibilities.

Policy & governance

Azure Policy, tagging, resource standards and deployment guardrails.

Logging & observability

Diagnostic settings, central logging, monitoring and alerting.

Migration foundations

Target-state design, dependency planning and infrastructure preparation before workloads move.

Scope boundary

Governance and security boundary

Platform scope covers RBAC, Azure Policy, secrets patterns, diagnostic settings, network controls and deployment guardrails. Managed SOC/SIEM, 24x7 monitoring, penetration testing, red teaming and ongoing incident response are separate scopes.

Handover

What the customer receives

Infrastructure code stays in the customer-controlled Git repository during delivery.

Terraform by default; Bicep where client standards call for it or the scope is deliberately Azure-native.

ADRs for material architecture and implementation decisions.

Pipeline definitions and environment configuration.

A runbook covering deployment, rollback, access, routine operations and known follow-up items.

Need the infrastructure expressed as code and carried through CI/CD as well?

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