Choosing a cloud host is often reduced to a brand question: AWS or Azure? In reality, the question that truly matters is sizing and configuration suited to your actual activity. An oversized environment generates unnecessary costs every month; an undersized one exposes your business to slowdowns or outages at the worst possible time.
Our AWS and Azure expertise lets us objectively compare the available options against your precise constraints: data volumes, predictable traffic peaks, availability requirements, operating budget. This initial choice shapes a large part of your infrastructure's cost and reliability over the long run.
Once the environment is chosen, our work continues over time: sizing resources based on observed real-world usage (not just initial estimates), along with ongoing cost optimization. It's common for a cloud infrastructure, delivered correctly at first, to gradually drift toward higher costs if no one monitors its actual usage over time.
Finally, we set up separate environments for development, testing, and production — an essential practice to prevent a change being tested from accidentally affecting your production service. This separation, often overlooked in smaller organizations, prevents a large number of avoidable incidents.