Current-state assessment
Review workloads, dependencies, network boundaries, resilience, delivery workflows, and cloud spending patterns.
Cloud architecture and optimization
Succresco designs practical cloud architectures that balance resilience, security, delivery speed, and cost across AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud environments.
What the engagement covers
The engagement connects workload behavior and business continuity needs to infrastructure choices. Recommendations account for operational capacity, migration risk, security boundaries, and ongoing cost.
Review workloads, dependencies, network boundaries, resilience, delivery workflows, and cloud spending patterns.
Define a cloud design aligned to availability, scalability, security, compliance, and operating requirements.
Sequence workload migration around dependencies, validation, rollback, and continuity rather than a single cutover event.
Design failure boundaries, backup and recovery paths, and multi-region patterns where business requirements justify them.
Identify architecture, utilization, and operating choices that create avoidable cloud spend.
Translate approved architecture into repeatable infrastructure using delivery pipelines and infrastructure as code.
How the work progresses
Establish workload dependencies, operational constraints, risk tolerance, and current cloud economics.
Create the target architecture and document the decisions, alternatives, and tradeoffs.
Build a migration roadmap with bounded stages, validation criteria, and recovery paths.
Support implementation with infrastructure automation, delivery workflows, and complete documentation.
Engagement model
Diagnostic sprints provide a documented cloud architecture and actionable migration roadmap without requiring a long-term implementation commitment.
Frequently asked questions
Succresco provides architecture, migration, resilience, and optimization consulting across Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud.
Yes. A cloud architecture engagement can include workload and dependency assessment, target architecture, migration sequencing, validation criteria, rollback planning, and multi-region design.
Yes. The assessment can focus on utilization, architecture, resilience choices, operating practices, and delivery workflows that contribute to avoidable cloud spending.
Published fixed-scope audit and diagnostic projects range from $6,500-$16,000. Final scope depends on the number of workloads, platforms, dependencies, and migration or resilience requirements.