Start with an assessment
In a 30-minute conversation, we review your current cloud workloads and outline a Cloud Core environment with a clear monthly cost.
AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and Oracle deliver scale. What is often missing is predictable cost and a team to run the environment with you. Cloud Core provides managed infrastructure with an agreed price in Brazilian reais, backup, disaster recovery and a team that knows your environment.
You do not need to move everything. Many customers migrate stable workloads first and keep services that benefit from public cloud there.
Service names and invoice formats change. The challenges brought to us are often the same.
R$
Variable dollar-based usage, exchange rates and hundreds of invoice lines make infrastructure budgets difficult to predict.
OPS
Your team still needs to configure, monitor and maintain workloads, manage access and respond to incidents.
CFG
Hundreds of services are available, many of which you will never use. Complexity consumes team time and leaves unnecessary resources running.
SOS
Tickets, queues and service levels depend on the package. Responders rarely know your architecture.
Each provider brings different considerations. Explore your situation.
The environment grew one instance and managed service at a time. Today the complete architecture is hard to see, and the bill reflects it.
Common considerations
Dollar-based invoices with many lines per account
Idle instances and capacity without regular reviews
Outbound data transfer billed separately
Backup and DR configured as separate services
WITH
Cloud Core
Monthly price agreed in Brazilian reais before migration
Capacity reviews led by our team
Data transfer specified in the contract
Backup and disaster recovery in the same design
Identity, Microsoft applications and existing contracts inform the design.
Virtual machines, databases and identity integrations.
Licensing, commitments and native service dependencies.
Dependency inventory, cost comparison and tests before each migration wave.
Separate stable workloads from data services that should remain with the provider.
Compute, databases and applications integrated with data services.
API dependencies, data transfers and managed-service integrations.
Dependency inventory, cost comparison and tests before each migration wave.
Applications and databases require a combined review of support, capacity and licenses.
Databases, enterprise applications and integration jobs.
Licensing rules, supported versions and performance requirements.
Dependency inventory, cost comparison and tests before each migration wave.
| Topic | Public cloud | Cloud Core |
|---|---|---|
| Billing model | Variable dollar-based usage, calculated at month-end | Price agreed in Brazilian reais before migration |
| Capacity planning | Your team monitors and removes idle resources | Capacity reviews led by our team |
| Operations | Shared responsibility model | Managed environment with monthly reports |
| Support | Service level based on the contracted plan | A named Portuguese-speaking team that knows your environment |
| Backup | A separate service configured by you | Included in the design, with verified restoration |
| Disaster recovery | Additional architecture and cost to manage | A project-defined plan with periodic testing |
| Elastic scaling | Extensive on-demand capacity | Sized for your workloads and expanded within days |
Recognized by ISG Provider Lens in Private/Hybrid Cloud and Managed Services.
Monitoring and incident response by our own Portuguese-speaking team.
Customers across different industries and markets.
Operating critical infrastructure, from inov.TI to PWS Cloud.
We are certified partners of major global providers. If a hybrid design is best, with some workloads in Cloud Core and others in public cloud, that is what we recommend.
Campaigns, strong seasonality and sudden traffic growth may call for hyperscaler elasticity.
Data platforms, machine learning and native tools without an equivalent outside the provider.
Users across continents requiring low local latency.
Engineering teams that frequently redesign architecture and rely on the provider's catalog.
Nothing moves before a rollback plan exists.
We review workloads, databases, integrations and existing contracts. You receive a target design and agreed monthly cost before deciding.
We build a mirrored environment and replicate data while your systems stay online. Cutovers happen in short windows, starting with lower-risk workloads.
Engineers closely monitor the first 30 days. Ongoing support stays with the same team afterward.
A complete, tailored ecosystem to support the security and operational continuity of your business.
No. Migration can happen in stages, keeping workloads and services with the current provider when needed. Dependencies are mapped before each wave.
Migration is planned to reduce disruption, but the required window depends on each application and database. Testing and rollback are part of the design.
Reservations, licenses and existing commitments are included in the cost analysis. Expiration dates and potential exit costs inform the schedule.
Native services are evaluated individually. Where no suitable replacement exists, a hybrid design can retain public-cloud integration.
The location of production data, backups and replicas is defined in the project and contract. Confirm all data residency requirements during assessment.
Timing depends on data volume, dependencies and validation windows. Assessment produces a schedule covering waves, tests and monitoring.
In a 30-minute conversation, we review your current cloud workloads and outline a Cloud Core environment with a clear monthly cost.
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