Productized engagement
Azure Landing Zone Accelerator.
Establish Azure subscription, governance, identity and network foundations that workload teams can use under defined guardrails. The implementation scope is adapted to the organization’s target operating model and existing estate.
Who it is for
- Organizations establishing a governed Azure environment or bringing fragmented subscriptions under a consistent model.
- Cloud and infrastructure teams that need to define workload boundaries before migration or adoption grows.
Problems addressed
- Subscription structure, policy scope and workload ownership are unclear or applied inconsistently.
- Role assignments and network access do not follow an agreed pattern for platform and workload teams.
- Private service connectivity, DNS resolution and baseline monitoring are handled differently by each workload.
Typical scope
- Define management groups, subscription organization, policy assignments and an exception path.
- Design RBAC and identity boundaries for platform operations and workload ownership.
- Plan hub-spoke connectivity, routing, Private DNS, private endpoints and required name resolution.
- Configure monitoring foundations and implement agreed resources with Terraform or Bicep.
Deliverables
- Target landing-zone architecture and documented management, identity and network decisions.
- Terraform or Bicep for the agreed management groups, policy, RBAC, network and monitoring components.
- Deployment and validation workflow with configuration guidance for operators.
- Operations notes covering ownership, policy exceptions and workload onboarding dependencies.
Related service: Cloud Foundation.