A structure the next colleague can still understand
We design the foundation of your Microsoft cloud: subscriptions and management groups, role model, network architecture and policies, documented and handed over.
30 minutes · no sales pitch · an honest read on whether we fit
A fit when
- Your Azure environment grew and nobody knows the structure any more
- You are starting with Azure and want the foundation set correctly once
- Cloud costs cannot be traced back to departments or projects
- An audit requires a traceable permission model
The situation
- Resources are spread across subscriptions with nobody able to name the logic behind it.
- Permissions were granted case by case and never consolidated.
- Costs rise and nobody can attribute them to a department or a project.
- Every new environment is built by hand and drifts a little from the last one.
What we do
We set up a landing zone sized for your organisation rather than a reference architecture built for corporations. That includes management groups and subscriptions with recognisable logic, a role model based on groups rather than individual assignments, a network architecture with clear separation, policies that prevent misconfiguration rather than report it, and cost attribution that matches how your organisation is structured.
What is included
- 01Subscription structureManagement groups, subscriptions and naming conventions with a logic that can be explained.
- 02Role modelRole assignment through groups, privileged roles for a period, documented exceptions.
- 03Network architectureSeparation of environments, connectivity to your sites, and a path for third-party access.
- 04Policies and cost attributionPolicies that prevent misconfiguration, and tagging that makes costs attributable.
What you end up with
Documented landing zoneGroup-based role modelPolicies instead of remediationAttributable costs
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