Productized engagement
Azure Platform Assessment.
A structured review of the Azure platform and its engineering controls, ending with evidence-based findings and a prioritized remediation roadmap. The assessment evaluates the environment you have; it does not assume a greenfield redesign.
Who it is for
- CTOs, IT or Infrastructure Directors, and cloud architects responsible for an existing or expanding Azure estate.
- Teams that need a shared view of platform risk and improvement priorities before committing to implementation work.
Problems addressed
- Architecture, security, networking and governance controls have evolved inconsistently across subscriptions.
- Infrastructure code and delivery workflows lack clear ownership, review controls or repeatable validation.
- Operational telemetry and cloud cost information do not clearly map to services, owners or remediation actions.
Typical scope
- Review target and current architecture, subscription boundaries, identity, security and network connectivity.
- Inspect governance and policy, Infrastructure as Code practices, DevOps workflows and change controls.
- Review observability, operational ownership and available cost-management practices.
- Confirm findings against available diagrams, configuration, repositories and stakeholder context.
Deliverables
- Current-state summary and architecture observations tied to the reviewed evidence.
- Risk and gap register covering architecture, security, networking, governance, IaC, DevOps, observability and cost.
- Prioritized remediation roadmap with dependencies and decision points.
- Findings readout to review recommendations and identify the next planning step.
Related services: Cloud Foundation and Platform Engineering.