CloudArchitects.expert
Amazon Web Services (AWS) Consulting
We design AWS architectures that balance speed and control—covering foundations, Kubernetes platforms, migration patterns, and operational readiness for enterprise teams.
Problems we help solve
- Accounts and OU structures that block governance
- Workloads migrated without Well-Architected controls
- EKS platforms that are hard to operate securely
- Inconsistent IAM, logging, and backup posture
- Cost growth without ownership or tagging discipline
Engagement scope
- AWS landing zone and Control Tower design
- EKS and container platform architecture
- Migration factory and modernization roadmaps
- Security baselines, IAM, and observability design
- Terraform and GitOps delivery patterns
- FinOps reviews for high-spend AWS estates
Technologies
- Amazon Web Services
- AWS Control Tower
- Amazon EKS
- AWS IAM
- Terraform
- Amazon CloudWatch
- AWS Organizations
Expected outcomes
- A governable multi-account AWS foundation
- Clearer security and identity boundaries
- More repeatable workload deployment patterns
- Improved operational and cost visibility
Frequently asked questions
What does an AWS landing zone include?
A typical AWS landing zone includes account structure, identity federation, logging, networking, security baselines, and guardrails so workloads can be deployed consistently across environments.
How does Cloud Architects approach AWS Well-Architected reviews?
We use the Well-Architected pillars as a practical risk lens—operational excellence, security, reliability, performance efficiency, cost optimization, and sustainability—then translate findings into prioritized remediation work.