Cloud Consulting for Web Systems
I help teams make practical cloud decisions for web applications, from reviewing an existing AWS setup to planning a migration or defining a maintainable deployment model.
Decisions before additional infrastructure
A review covers application boundaries, data, identity, networking, storage, deployment, monitoring, recovery, and ownership. Recommendations explain why a service is needed and which simpler option was considered, so complexity follows requirements instead of accumulating by default.
Who this service is for
Cloud consulting is appropriate when a team is preparing a migration, experiencing unreliable releases, lacking visibility into permissions or costs, or deciding how AWS services should support a new web product.
Process and deliverables
The engagement starts with architecture diagrams, repositories, environments, bills, incidents, and team constraints. Deliverables may include a risk register, target architecture, phased migration plan, permission changes, deployment improvements, monitoring priorities, and written runbooks.
AWS, migrations, and shared responsibility
Where relevant, the work can cover Amplify, AppSync, Cognito, Lambda, storage, databases, DNS, CDN behavior, and CI/CD. Cloud providers secure the platform while the application team remains responsible for configuration, access, data, and recovery; cost or availability reductions are measured, not promised.
Related services and work
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Cloud Consulting questions
What does a cloud consultant do?
A cloud consultant reviews requirements and current systems, then helps plan architecture, migrations, permissions, delivery, monitoring, recovery, and ownership.
Can you review an existing AWS account?
Yes, with approved access and a defined scope. The review can cover architecture, permissions, environments, logging, deployment, reliability, and visible cost drivers.
Do I need to migrate everything at once?
Usually not. A staged plan can reduce risk by moving bounded workloads, validating them, and keeping rollback paths before retiring the old system.
Is cloud consulting the same as managed support?
No. Consulting can produce decisions and an implementation plan. Ongoing monitoring and incident response require a separate support scope with named responsibilities.